Whether you’re an experienced content marketer or an employee of a small business asked to begin writing posts for the company blog, there’s one step in the process that creators at any level cannot afford to skip: editing.
There are many methods for improving your content over time: creating and adjusting a long-term content plan, studying your analytics and using customer feedback to inform your content, formulating new strategies based on what’s worked for you in the past – just to name a few.
Well, it’s official – Google Authorship is done and gone. First they removed author photos, and now all author info will be dropped from the SERPs completely. According to Google, the “rel=author” markups signifying authorship will not incur penalties – they’ll just be ignored.
Google and Oracle have been at odds for a decade, and it all centers around the use of computer code. When Google created the operating system for its Android line of phones — one of the most popular phones, along with Apple’s iPhone series — they used part of a coding language called Java.
Writing high quality content for your personal or business website or Blog can be extremely difficult, especially if you are looking to establish a loyal following of readers.