
Here’s something interesting about owning a generic, keyword-rich domain name: My website, SearchEngines.net, gets most of its Google search clicks from queries that Google Search Console classifies as branded.
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Here’s something interesting about owning a generic, keyword-rich domain name: My website, SearchEngines.net, gets most of its Google search clicks from queries that Google Search Console classifies as branded.
Posted on Written by Bill Hartzer
Paid search and paid social can tell marketers a lot about what people want. A search, a click, or an ad engagement can be a strong signal of interest.
Posted on Written by Bill Hartzer

A reporter emails your company at 4:40 on a Friday asking for comment on something contested. You have about twelve hours before the absence of an answer becomes the answer. Most organizations spend those twelve hours arguing about what to say. … [Continue reading]
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An expert witness sat for a deposition last year and was asked to produce the prompts he had typed into an AI system as he prepared his report. He did not have them. He had not kept them, because nobody had told him to, and no rule said he had to. … [Continue reading]
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There are certain things you see on the internet that make you stop and wonder if you're missing something. … [Continue reading]
Posted on Written by Bill Hartzer

You probably put a third-party traffic chart in a client deck this month. A Similarweb screenshot showing a competitor's monthly visits, a Semrush visibility graph, an Ahrefs backlink count. I have done it hundreds of times. … [Continue reading]
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