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How BridgeView Marketing Built a PR Reporting Process That Connects Earned Media, Google Analytics, and LLM Visibility
Most PR agencies still deliver reports the same way they did a decade ago: a list of placements, estimated impressions, screenshots, and vague commentary about brand awareness. Stacking press hits on a bar chart and quoting monthly website visitors for…
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The 2026 Startup SEO and Digital PR Blueprint: 10 Strategies To Scale from Zero
For a startup, the domain authority gap is the single biggest barrier to SEO entry. While Google continues to move further away from simple backlink counting toward E-E-A-T (Experience, Expertise, Authoritativeness, Trustworthiness), AEO (Answer Engine Optimization), and GEO (Generative Engine Optimization), accelerating the mentions…
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What is SEO? Search Engine Optimization In 2026
One area of expertise I've focused on in marketing over the last two decades is search engine optimization (SEO). I've always been a little reluctant to wear that label proudly, though... not because I'm not confident in the work, but…
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Maximizing Brand Exposure Through Expert Quoting and Strategic Link Building in 2026
In 2026, brand visibility is no longer driven solely by search rankings. As AI-powered search and content discovery become more influential, brands must focus on building authority, credibility, and trust alongside traditional SEO. To strengthen their online presence, brands should…
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How to Optimize a Page for Local Search in 2026
Optimizing a page for local search means creating a destination that clearly represents a business in a specific place, earns geographic trust, and satisfies high-intent searchers. Search engines evaluate local pages through a combination of location signals, entity validation, content…
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How To Calculate Your Organic Search Potential in 2026
Most SEO forecasting models dramatically overestimate organic growth because they begin with a flawed premise: take keyword volume, apply a legacy CTR curve, assume a top-three ranking, and produce a traffic number that looks good on a slide but has…
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RankPrompt: How To Track Your AI Mentions Across LLMs
Marketers are entering an era where traditional search and AI-driven discovery work side by side. People still turn to Google, but they are increasingly asking ChatGPT for recommendations, relying on Gemini to compare solutions, exploring Perplexity for deeper context, and…
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Why I Haven’t Implemented llms.txt… And Likely Won’t
The rise of llms.txt comes from a genuine need: AI models are increasingly asked to read, summarize, or extract information from websites that were never designed with machine reasoning in mind. Even well-structured HTML can be difficult for an LLM…
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User Experience Is the SEO Imperative: How a Visitor-First Approach Wins Rankings and Conversions
Search engines exist for one reason: to serve users the most relevant, high-quality results possible. Their survival depends entirely on user trust. If people can’t find what they need—or they click a result and have a bad experience—they stop using…
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Zero-Click Searches, AI Overviews, and Personalized SERPs: The End of Traffic Forecasting
For years, marketers and publishers could predict blog post readership with surprising accuracy. The formula was straightforward: keyword search volume multiplied by expected click-through rate (CTR) based on search engine ranking. If you ranked first for a high-volume keyword, traffic…
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Beyond SEO: How Marketers Can Measure Engagement When Clicks Disappear
A major shift is impacting digital marketing: the consumer data stream is drying up. Many businesses with previously top-performing Google links are suffering enormous traffic losses. Businesses with links listed below Google’s new AIO summary feature in browser searches are…
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The Expansive Benefits of Organic SEO: How Search Intent Powers Every Marketing Channel
Organic search has always been the one digital channel where the user—not the brand—controls the conversation. People open a search engine because they have intent. They are actively trying to solve a problem, evaluate a product, understand a concept, compare…
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