Pattern Matching is Fun Playing with ChatGPT earlier, I was fascinated by how obvious patterns were apparent in most of the outputs (read through to the end for a demo ). Mainly because of certain structures and similarities and I wondered around how cleaning it all up, and converting it to a version that wasn’t …
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Using GEO and demographic data to inform your SEO Strategy
Location and demographic data can be a powerful tool for businesses looking to improve their content strategy and performance in search engines. By understanding where your audience is located, and who they are, you can create more targeted and relevant content that resonates with them.
Dealing with the negative impact of Search Engine Algorithm Updates
Search engines are full of the types of people who like to innovate, introduce new things, and deliver their services in different ways. A consequence of this is that the results page will change as systems are updated and refined. Algorithms look at 100’s of weighted signals which are impossible to know in advance. Algorithms …
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No One Likes a Boring Data Story Right?
With the exception of a statistician (soz guys) no one likes a boring data story. So, as content providers, if we can deliver content with colour, diversity and verve then we most definitely should. Well, duh. Is the “Population of London” a Boring Topic? The internet of today is awash with content that covers topics …