So, we have a some really cool CMs but I am not sure if we can submit them now. To start this post says deadline for submission is March 27th. However the linked document says March 29th. What is it? And can you confirm that in order to submit we actually have to be on that list from people that attended the webinar?
So, we have a some really cool CMs but I am not sure if we can submit them now. To start this post says deadline for submission is March 27th. However the linked document says March 29th. What is it? And can you confirm that in order to submit we actually have to be on that list from people that attended the webinar?
This post somehow does not show the content I wrote.. so here it comes again.:
For over 50% (and growing!) of all organic traffic we are already not able to identify the originating search term. Example. Inbound methodology is heavily based on content and driving traffic from search engines. Identify keywords, choose longtail keywords, optimize pages, write blog posts and so on. With a margin of error of over 50% analyses of results content planning around keyword becomes more like a "blind guess" rather than a "methodology". It breaks the promise.
There are a few workarounds. Very technical. Pretty complex. None actually gives you the keyword.
What do you think will happen? Will inbound methodology have to be adjusted? Who has experience with this? Or am I simply missing a point here?
So, we have a some really cool CMs but I am not sure if we can submit them now. To start this post says deadline for submission is March 27th. However the linked document says March 29th. What is it? And can you confirm that in order to submit we actually have to be on that list from people that attended the webinar?
This post somehow does not show the content I wrote.. so here it comes again.:
For over 50% (and growing!) of all organic traffic we are already not able to identify the originating search term. Example. Inbound methodology is heavily based on content and driving traffic from search engines. Identify keywords, choose longtail keywords, optimize pages, write blog posts and so on. With a margin of error of over 50% analyses of results content planning around keyword becomes more like a "blind guess" rather than a "methodology". It breaks the promise.
There are a few workarounds. Very technical. Pretty complex. None actually gives you the keyword.
What do you think will happen? Will inbound methodology have to be adjusted? Who has experience with this? Or am I simply missing a point here?