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Why Do Businesses Think Their CX Is Better Than It Is?

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  The reviews are all five stars.  CX surveys are conducted.  Testimonials.  Net Promoter Scores (NPS) are a type of CX metric.  We'd all like to know how much someone enjoys our brand, product, service, experience, or even ourselves.  Any company with a marketing department wants to know how satisfied its customers are – or how dissatisfied they are.  Has the CX met or exceeded their expectations?  And if not, what's the hold-up? The realm of CX is loaded with difficulties, so in this second installment of our six-part series, we'll look at the alarming fact that most businesses believe their customer experience is much better than what their consumers believe.  Bain's study exposed the surprising reality years ago: Only 8% of clients said their business provided a "great experience." That's a significant gap in perception.  How is it possible, though?  Why do marketers believe their CX is greater than it is in an era when we have unparalleled ability to

How to Deal with SEO and Core Algorithms and Analyze Them

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  Updates to the core algorithm might be the torment of an SEO 's existence.  The quantity of unknowns that come with an update keeps consumers on their toes, while Google appears to sit back and watch them try to figure out what's changed. Given Google's mysterious approach to core changes — and even regular updates, for that matter — it can feel like we're at the mercy of the algorithm, with no genuine countermeasures.  Google has explicitly stressed on multiple occasions that website owners should not regard upgrades as something to be fought against. Do we just throw our hands up in defeat after all of this? No, there are plenty of strategies at our disposal; however, like with anything in SEO, it's a more sophisticated, long-term strategy.  We'll look at how to deal with, assess, and influence the outcomes of fundamental algorithm upgrades in this article. What should you do about Google's fundamental algorithm updates? First and foremost, we must appro

What Is Cross-Posting in 2022, and Why Should You Use It?

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  Cross-posting is a technique for distributing videos across several Facebook Pages.  You may cross-post an existing video to Facebook Pages without having to submit it again, either within the same Page or across many Pages under a Business Manager. The act of publishing the same material across numerous social media sites is known as cross-posting.  If you publish a video on TikTok, for example, you can also share it on Instagram and Twitter.  It helps social media marketers to focus on strategy and data instead of wasting time. Who will benefit the most from this strategy?   Small businesses with minimal marketing resources Brands that are new and haven't published much material Marketers that prefer to concentrate on strategy rather than publishing on social media While cross-posting offers numerous advantages, it also has a few disadvantages to consider. The first is that not every platform is equal.  It's possible that what works on one platform won't work on anothe

Why Is NAP & User Experience So Important For Local SEO?

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  Google's local search and Local Pack algorithms rely heavily on a constant NAP .  What is it, and why does it matter? Building citations with a consistent NAP on your Google Business Profile page and other online directories and sites can influence your local results because NAP consistency is a key aspect of Google's local search and Local Pack algorithms. However, maintaining a consistent NAP is vital for the user experience because online directories and social bookmarking sites are used by humans as well as Google. Maintaining a high level of consistency and correctness decreases the danger of search engines making mistakes while processing the data mechanically. It also lowers the chance of user annoyance if a potential consumer tries to contact your company and finds an erroneous phone number, store hours, or email address. And, if Google finds five different versions of your store hours, how would they know which one to believe? Because Google's trust in your locat

Google Tag Manager: A Beginner's Guide

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 For any webmaster or site owner, Google Tag Manager is a must-have tool.  The system is essential for handling the tags on any website.  For those of us who haven't experienced coders, it makes tag maintenance quick, efficient, and simple to grasp.  This comprehensive guide will teach you all you need to know about Tag Manager. Tags are bits of code that are put on the pages of any website.  They can do a variety of tasks.  One such example is the JavaScript code tag, which is required for Google Analytics to function.  This tag collects the information required by Analytics to provide its many reports and insights.  Other tags can extract and send various types of data to platforms such as Google Ads and others. As a result, managing your site's tags effectively is critical to conducting website analytics.  As a result, it's crucial to optimize the site's speed.  That's why you'll want to keep reading to find out how Tag Manager makes creating and implementing