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Marketing | Writing | SEO

Joined May 2021
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Amazing journey- I went from knowing nothing about community to knowing how much I don't know about community Progress.
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@GeorgiLoL has been writing the @Making_Waves blog for a few months now and he just reached 2000 reads!! Please show him some love - he's my role-model
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Is it me or guest blog articles are starting to get obvious? The quality of internet content is dropping so hard because some people want to ''scale'' backlinks.
As someone who used to run ads for literally ''cheapest viagra at the online pharmacy'' This is fucking hilarious and I can't stop laughing @zerotomarketing
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Backlinks (domain authority) are the equivalent of saying "Wow this person has a degree, they must be smart!"
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Google should introduce a feature where you can report that an article has not met your search query despite it ranking on the first page.
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Remove domain authority as a ranking factor. Rank quality content over authoritative content.
The year is 2037 TechRadar, Forbes & Healthline are the only websites still ranking in Google - they’ve all used their domain authority to expand into literally every other niche Google still says you can write quality content to outrank them - not worth building backlinks
Crazy community man offers his software for free to prove it works
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@Making_Waves is ready to be accessed Do you want to save your Slack community's member introductions forever? Drop a 👋 and we'll set it up (for free)
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Google should stop prioritising ranking articles filled with ads. It's a terrible reading experience.
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These are some pretty common misconceptions. I would add #6: "You don't need to do marketing before you release the product" for startups. You don't need to have a product out there to work on your SEO, blog or social media presence.
You were lied to Here are 5 of the biggest marketing misconceptions:
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100% agree with this - the reason why a beginner writers' content sounds better than a pro SEO. You get stuck in a loop of thinking about how to optimize for keywords because Google hasn't found a way to recommend interesting content without people searching for it.
Google is killing creativity in writing. I used to write fun articles that I just knew would entertain or be fascinating for my audience. But now, I write what Google wants me to write…and it's usually boring. Here’s a short rant on SEO for blogs and possible solutions…
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Life hack to get into people's hearts: Speak their language. Even if its a few words.
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I got fired from my supposed dream marketing job yesterday. I'm going to spend the next few days chilling and mentally resetting. I have a few plans of what to do next but I really want to take some time off instead of jumping onto the next thing.
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Tweet that hits home This is especially true in start-up marketing since you don't have that much data to work with Most of the time you just throw spaghetti at the wall and see what sticks
You find marketing hard because you can't tell if you just need to be patient or if you're not going anywhere.
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Underrated social media hack: Keyword monitoring. You can use tools (or search for it) to monitor specific mentions of keywords that your brand associates with. This way you can engage in relevant conversations and if you are lucky, point to your solution.
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Good marketing + bad product = Scam Bad marketing + good product = Missed opportunity Good marketing + good product = Growth
I will remember this as the day someone with a blog of 14/100 Domain Authority asked $120 for a link insertion.
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Little rant: While advertising, content and SEO exist, I don't think that people in social media should complain how hard their role is. Clearly shows their lack of varied experience in marketing imo
Twitter for marketers is like LinkedIn but you can actually make disagreements here
If your job application process requires live support and emailing questions, it mooost likely has a terrible UX.
I'm not going to do any marketing today. 🇺🇦
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