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Topic: Martech
The future of CX depends on innovative generative AI and data insights
Dun & Bradstreet's CMO discusses the elements that make up the best possible customer experience.
We turned Search Engine Land into a chatbot
We trained ChatGPT on our content and turned our website into a chatbot so you can explore, experiment and learn more about search marketing.
Where is the buyer’s journey headed?
Learn how intelligence informs sellers through the ever-changing buyer journey on The MarTech.org Podcast.
Search the 15.7 million websites in Google’s C4 dataset
Now you can find out whether data from your website helped train large language models that help power Google Bard.
3 reasons why you need to embrace journey-centricity
Transform customer journeys for better CX and results.
Andi Search adds Generated Content feature
The small startup search engine is launching a new ChatGPT alternative – but is this generative AI tool worth your time?
Call tracking: What it is and how it works
Here's the lowdown on call tracking, its role in marketing attribution, and how it can help brands succeed online.
How marketing compensation and roles are changing: Take the MarTech Salary and Career Survey
Help us better understand the dramatic changes affecting the marketing and martech spaces.
What B2B marketers must know in the face of a potential recession
Let's unpack how a looming recession impacts B2B marketers and ways to navigate the landscape we're already in.
Unify customer data across multiple brands and systems
Learn how The Comoto Family of Brands unlocked its marketing potential with first-party data.
Future of in-person events: Marketers likely to return in 2023
Most marketers are optimistic they will be back attending in-person events, according to MarTech's Event Participation Index.
Google removes language in help doc calling hidden Search Console query data ‘very rare’
This change was made after a study showed on average about 50% of queries were removed from the reports.
Indexing: A tale of two search engines
In Part 7 of our Messy SEO series, we look at the differences between Bing and Google’s indexing of MarTech’s content.
Semrush buys Kompyte so it can upsell competitive intelligence tools
The acquisition is Semrush’s first foray into products not specifically designed for search and content marketing teams.
Messy SEO Part 6: Pillar pages and topic clusters
In Part 6 of our series, we detail the process behind crafting pillar pages for MarTech to better organize our topical coverage.
WordPress 5.9 launches with full site editing
WordPress makes enhancements to the block editor and stretches no code capabilities in this new release.
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Messy SEO: Fixing site structure while a Google title change sinks clickthroughs
In Part 5 of our Messy SEO series, we look at the results from Google's title tag changes and other SERP issues affecting MarTech.
Fearing Omicron wave, marketers less likely to attend upcoming in-person conferences
Respondents to our Events Participation Index also recommend events keep virtual and hybrid options going into the foreseeable future.
When Google’s title change goes wrong
In Part 4 of our Messy SEO series, we look at how Google's SERP title change gutted one of MarTech's most important pages.
Messy SEO Part 3: How to find cached images and improve user experience
Anyone who’s worked with website moves and merges knows redirecting the old pages to the new domain is just part of the story. User experience optimization is an equally important stage in any SEO project.
Google tackles pollution and competitors with Maps updates; Thursday’s daily brief
Plus, the hallmarks of bad content marketing.
Microsoft Advertising will deprecate ETAs too; Wednesday’s daily brief
Plus, October 8 is the Diversity Award nomination deadline
Mozilla tests Bing as the default search engine for 1% of users; Tuesday’s daily brief
Plus, ads proliferate in Amazon search results as ad prices surge.
Messy SEO Part 2: The importance of canonicalization
How we began cleaning up canonical tags after the MarTech site consolidation migration.
Advertisers will now get more data in Google Ads… sort of; Friday’s daily brief
Plus, the conundrum of in-house career progression
Incorrect business listings deter 63% of consumers; Thursday’s daily brief
Plus, the Google News app will show non-AMP content and Microsoft Advertising announces optimization score in the Recommendations tab.
New pilots from Microsoft Ads and the secret to happiness at work; Wednesday’s daily brief
Plus, B2B tech finally sees the SEO light
Now you can speed up your site indexing in Bing; Tuesday’s daily brief
Plus, Q&A about ETAs and RSAs
Why are in-house SEOs looking for new jobs?; Friday’s daily brief
Plus, is pinning the solution to control RSAs?
The shifting sands of SERPs; Tuesday’s daily brief
And, why you should consider non-Google advertising.
Messy SEO Part 1: Navigating a site consolidation migration
Search professionals have found themselves cleaning up issues following site consolidation migrations. This is the exact situation I walked into for the MarTech brand.
Answer MarTech’s survey on attending or exhibiting at in-person events
MarTech's Event Participation Index has been following how ready marketers are for conferences. Please tell us your thoughts.
Changes for crypto advertising and Twitter gets Fleet Ads; Friday’s daily brief
Plus, come work for Search Engine Land and MarTech
Hey search community, we’re hiring a content and SEO manager for MarTech and Search Engine Land
We are looking for someone who can help us grow our audience of digital marketers through SEO, content and website optimization, and by building content destinations that drive organic search traffic.
Optimize your email campaigns with the updated Email Marketing Periodic Table; Tuesday’s daily brief
Plus, why you shouldn’t let your employees choose their WFH days.
ABM tech is on fire, but don’t get burned
Bring together your demand strategies into a coordinated motion with a buyer-driven, omnichannel Precision Demand Marketing approach.
What SEO elements are most important? Plus, a HUGE announcement; Monday’s daily brief
And don't miss Search Engine Land’s updated PPC guide
Most marketers expect to attend in-person conferences by early 2022
But as employers once again allow staff to travel, professionals are also growing fonder of virtual events.