SMX West: Content, your brand and the battle for customers
When it comes to SEO, Wil Reynolds argues that we need to stop focusing on the algorithm and start focusing on the audience. Columnist Erin Everhart recaps his presentation from SMX West.
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Erin Everhart is an experienced digital strategist, content developer and search marketer. She's currently the Senior Manager, Media Strategy for The Home Depot and has previously worked agency-side for mid-sized business and Fortune 500 companies. She speaks regularly on digital strategy, content development and inbound marketing at conferences nationwide. Follow her on Twitter @erinever.
When it comes to SEO, Wil Reynolds argues that we need to stop focusing on the algorithm and start focusing on the audience. Columnist Erin Everhart recaps his presentation from SMX West.
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