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One of the most important things you can do after a big event, launch, or campaign, is to review it and figure out how you can do it even better the next time.

In this episode, I reveal my 3 point plan for blogging success, and how to stick to it on a daily basis.

By now we’ve all learned that appeasing Google’s authoritative and ever changing algorithm will go a long way in helping us rank higher on the search engine. Structured data takes a technology-based approach to SEO, where it helps to better organize the data on your website so that it’s more easily processed and analyzed by Google, and they can have a better idea of what your website is all about.

Pioneers in this area, such as Geoff Atkinson from Huckabuy, guarantee that taking this approach will see your website ranking higher, you’ll see more organic search traffic, and search engines will better index your pages for keywords more relevant to your business. Most importantly, this is a best practice that both large and small businesses should be adopting.

Thanks to Siri, Alexa and Google Home – among other devices – voice search is having a huge impact on content marketing, and will account for nearly half of all searches by 2020. Which makes sense when you think of the consumer convenience it offers with better efficiency and cool tech options.  But as Courtney Cox Wakefield reminds us, optimizing your content for voice search is a totally different beast than optimizing for text. So if you want to be found in voice search, you need to make some changes to your current SEO and content marketing strategies.

Tune in to learn:

• What led Mathew to seeking an SEO agency for help
• What you should have set up before contacting an agency for SEO assistance
• The key things to look for when choosing an SEO agency
• How important is it for you as a customer to know SEO terminology
• “Red flag jargon” you should look out for
• How you can participate in the ongoing process
• The best way to know your money is being spent well
• Alternate models: What they are and the benefits of each

One area that nearly all businesses struggle with is how to price their products and services. Add to that the pressure of knowing that how you price is a direct reflection of your brand’s position and value in the marketplace.

According to Paul Klein, it’s not just a matter of charging more or raising your rates, but rather it’s recognizing the circumstances around your products and services, and then positioning for maximum value for both you and your clients.