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Google’s March Core Update saw earthquake-like upheaval in global search results with 74% declines for some and 20% growth for others. Post aftershocks, there’s greater stability and a clearer playing field to evaluate how companies like Walmart, Wayfair, Amazon, Etsy, eBay and others are doing. What do the winners and losers of the Google Core Algorithm Update have in common? How is Target trending as one of the biggest winners and what has happened in the last several weeks? Why has Walmart lost some market share during this last update? What has happened in the auto and health industries, which have seen some of the greatest impacts from the Google update? Show Notes
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Vertical search players are redefining and redistributing Google’s dominance. Jordan Koene covers the changing verticalized landscape of search and looks to the future of IoT where your refrigerator could be ordering your next carton of eggs. Has Google struggled to single-handily control the entire search experience and what product did they try to build 8 – 10 years ago? How do the apps on our phone shape our search experience? What is the role of YouTube in video search? How does Yelp provide a better local experience? Could Google’s Hotel Finder usurp Hotel.com and Airbnb? Show Notes
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Over the past decade, China has blocked access of its 1.3 + billion population to Google, Facebook, and Twitter, leaving Chinese government-approved Baidu the largest single-market search engine in the world. How do data-driven marketers and SEOs tap into complex localized markets such as China, Japan, South Korea, and Russia? What are the expectations of search engines like Yandex and Baidu, and how do you generate awareness and ultimately, manage their traffic? What are the strategies for creating a unique experience and content that fits the local market? Is it worth the effort to internationalize and focus on Baidu, Yandex, and other smaller search engines that are so geographic specific? Show Notes
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Ten percent of the world’s search engines don’t begin with the letter G, and their search traffic can greatly impact your business. Jordan Koene delves into non-Google search, focusing on Bing and others with strategies for prioritization and optimizing from the ground floor up: How do you create a strategy that meets your business's traffic requirements? Why do certain Bing URLs rank better than others? What are the different strategies for engines like DuckDuckGo that lack personalization and don’t use personal data like IP addresses? How to revisit your localization strategy and develop content for DuckDuckGo? Show Notes
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When it comes to search, we all know that Google is the Goliath. SEO strategist Jordan Koene examines why the other search engines can profoundly impact your business: What is the inside story of Verizon and Yahoo and how Bing connects Explorer and other Microsoft products with their search experience? Why Google and Bing webmaster tools are table stakes, offering the data you need for free? Does Google really know when you've been good or bad? Show Notes
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Jordan Koene and Ben Shapiro cover the history of SEO and the strategies of Google's competition, delving into their rise and fall, and why Yahoo lost their early lead and how Google eventually ate their lunch. Show Notes
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Top SEO, sought-after speaker, Michael King’s roots are in computer science and music—balancing his creative and professional lives. Learn about his life path to success working with top brands like Ralph Lauren, LG, Genentech, Citibank, and more. Show Notes
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When it comes to Google rankings, there are a lot of external factors that might seem out of a marketer’s immediate control. SEO experts Kathy Alice Brown and Jordan Koene share their expertise, going behind the curtain, looking at the latest changes: Google’s move to more complexity when evaluating links versus the old-school bulk approach How do marketers get their site links recognized, not only by Google, but with other credible sources as well? How does Google determine brand authority and the value of a link? Will paid ads make my Google rankings go higher? Show Notes
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As the competition grows in health care, the ranking factors are changing rapidly. Whether you’re a major player like a WebMD or Healthgrades, a university or a chiropractor, what does it take to rank with Google? CEO of Searchmetrics Jordan Koene analyzes the sector, with information every healthcare marketer should know. How is the Wikipedia approach working in the healthcare sector? What is holistic content, and why is high density, high volume content becoming more successful? What is Google’s strategy in determining the individual authority of a Dr. Smith over brand authority of a WebMD? Show Notes
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With Google's recent core update, the travel industry is seeing big transitions, redefining the major players and how the game is being played. What are the latest trends shaping the future of the online travel marketplace? SEO strategist Jordan Koene and Ben Shapiro of Searchmetrics take a deep dive into travel, looking at who is winning and losing, and why. You’ll learn: How are brands like Marriott and Hilton positioning their online content? How are TripAdvisors and other content-centric players winning with user-generated content reviews and guides? How are the online travel agencies like the Travelzoo and Expedia weathering the transition? How is location-based content like maps impacting the mobile experience and rankings? Show Notes
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