Alex Shultz @SirAlexShultz

@JeremyRiveraSEO @keyserholiday Pretty sure you can edit the business address to keep all those reviews, then add the old address as a second location

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Alex Shultz @SirAlexShultz

5 years ago

@JoshuaCHardwick Supply chain disruptions.

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Alex Shultz @SirAlexShultz

5 years ago

@JoshuaCHardwick It’s in your footer, silly!

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Alex Shultz @SirAlexShultz

6 years ago

@sacino Are you in Australia? Heard about this box this week, but haven’t seen it on any of my US searches

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@sacino Instead of a static list of your most popular pages, run a script that gives smart suggestions based on the URL they were trying to visit. Might not be the most “creative” solution, but auto-suggest & a search bar gives you the best chances of rescuing a lost user. 👍

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Alex Shultz @SirAlexShultz

6 years ago

@sacino Yep, Reddit is v similar to Pinterest. If you don’t see similar content performing well, your target audience is spending time elsewhere. I’m most successful in the health & wellness niche. #1 traffic source is organic search, but social referrals continue to creep up! Wbu?

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Alex Shultz @SirAlexShultz

6 years ago

@sacino I’ve had success posting excerpts and adding a link to the “full” version at the bottom. Pinterest can also be a great source of referral traffic.

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Alex Shultz @SirAlexShultz

6 years ago

@victorpan I think it comes down to priorities. Instead of placing a premium on contextual relevance and topical authority, most link builders focus on elements that carry no real value (DA scores, total # of links, exact-match anchors, etc.)

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Alex Shultz @SirAlexShultz

6 years ago

@semrush A6. The winners of 2020 were those who used their voice to highlight our bona fide heroes: first responders and healthcare workers. I love influencers as much as the next guy, but there's a certain power in centering your brand around REAL people. #semrushchat

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Alex Shultz @SirAlexShultz

6 years ago

@semrush A5. I can't think of a reason why a brand WOULDN'T produce seasonal content. People are already focused on the holidays. Even if you're B2B, tapping into the holidays is a great opportunity to reach and engage your audience. #semrushchat

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Alex Shultz @SirAlexShultz

6 years ago

@semrush A4. A lot of families are struggling this holiday season. It is NOT the time for forceful pitches and hard sales. Instead, focus on what you can GIVE your audience! #semrushchat

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Alex Shultz @SirAlexShultz

6 years ago

@semrush A3. I see a lot of brands succeeding in 2020 with customer appreciation campaigns. Repost UGC. Run a giveaway. Donate to a cause your audience cares about. In short, show your followers how much you love them! #semrushchat

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Alex Shultz @SirAlexShultz

6 years ago

@DearMishuDad Branding is the key to marketing success. Apple loyalists line up each year to buy the new iPhone, and it's got nothing to do with the product. When choosing a profile pic, ask: "Does this image define my brand?" If the answer is "no," try something else.

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Alex Shultz @SirAlexShultz

6 years ago

@DearMishuDad Fun idea, but my main concern is brand recognition. People should recognize your profile pic and associate it with your brand ASAP - even when it's tiny (on the newsfeed). Adding complexity to your profile pic could increase the # of impressions required to reach that point.