6 minutes; 1 minute each for summary and bold text. 1-minute Summary The Past: SEO focused on keywords. Now: The technical breakthroughs that produced LLMs like ChatGPT emerged from 2017 tech Google invented and then implemented in its core ranking Read more…
5 minutes; 2 minutes for Overview and bold text. Overview This is the third in a series of posts about AI/LLMs at DISC. Here are the first and second. 8/16/24 Advisory: See DISC’s service, Deploy Your LLM Professional “GPT.” This Read more…
3 minutes; 1 minute for Overview and bold text. Overview My first AI/LLM blog post explains how AI/LLMs work, shows that they will replace many managers while enabling competent adopters to prosper, and outlines strategies. The hypersonic pace of change–literally Read more…
9 minutes; 2 minutes for Overview’s “gist” and bold text. Overview You need to read this. I mean it. Yes, it’s long (9 minute read, ~30 with linked docs), but so are your days of work now totally impacted by Read more…
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Where a marketing manager’s time is best spent growing a company’s online presence varies considerably, depending on a number of factors. Regardless, one area that they cannot ignore is search: Google, Bing, and the lesser known search engines. This article Read more…
Here I aim to coin the term “Medium Data” and explain why it can achieve higher ROI than Big Data
During about a week in February ’16, Google removed Adwords PPC ads from the right side of desktop search results (mobile never had them). More importantly for your SEO performance than for your PPC, Google also added a slot to Read more…
Recently I’ve had a front row seat to a seemingly good PPC firm ripping off a client. It is a vivid case within the all too prevalent trend of bad PPC firms that hurt the reputation of the whole search Read more…
In the early 2000s I raised hackles among my peers at a major conference when I asserted that pushing monthly retainers for SEO was unnecessary and thus ethically suspect. Back then, SEO was much more a one-time job than it Read more…