Online Marketing Strategy

Google turned 20 years old last fall, but it seems like it's been around forever. Most of us can't even begin to imagine a life without the ubiquitous search engine to help us navigate our data-driven world. When we need answers fast, we look at our phones or our laptops and bank on search engines to deliver the information we need. If a business wants to be discovered online, it has to invest in SEO.  With an ongoing and increasing investment in SEO projected, a professional in the digital marketing field can feel confident that the job outlook will continue to be strong for those with SEO skills, whether you're new to the field or you're an experienced digital marketer. In this article, we've compiled some common SEO interview questions for freshers and experienced professionals, ranging from technical to local SEO questions. Become an SEO Pro: Our Course Shows You How! Search Engine Optimization (SEO) Course ENROLL NOW Most Popular SEO Interview Ques

Looking to take the next step in your search marketing career? Below, you'll find the newest jobs at brands and agencies in SEO, PPC and digital marketing – as well as positions we've shared in previous weeks that are still open. Newest jobs in SEO, PPC and digital marketing Director, Paid Search, GroupM, (New York, NY) Salary : $100,000 Act as the chief architect of the delivery strategy, testing strategy, forecast, and plan for key accounts within your category, ensuring all search deliverables are met on time and of the highest quality. Develop strong relationships with the search community, vendors, Group Directors and Digital Leads. Senior Paid Media Specialist, OnLogic, (Cary, NC) Salary: $95,000 Review and optimize existing campaigns on various advertising platforms. Collaborate with cross-functional teams to understand marketing goals and objectives. Paid Media Strategist

If you use a major search engine on a major browser, you can be sure that your activity is less than private and that a major corporation is profiting from it. Switching to a private browser like DuckDuckGo, with its built-in private search engine, is a big boost for your privacy. While DuckDuckGo is free, the paid DuckDuckGo Privacy Pro further enhances your privacy with personal data removal, identity theft remediation, and a VPN. Unfortunately, none of these paid tools are particularly good. DuckDuckGo is a good browser, but you're better off looking elsewhere for the rest of your privacy needs. How Much Does DuckDuckGo Privacy Pro Cost? DuckDuckGo Privacy Pro costs $9.99 per month or $99.99 per year. Upgrading from the free private browser gets you a VPN, identity theft remediation, and personal information removal. Ghostery Privacy Suite is similar to DuckDuckGo Privacy Pro in many ways, though it doesn't offer a built-in VPN. It has its own private browser and private sea