Keyword Phrases You Should Never Use for SEO Marketers know keyword phrases are how search engines understand about your website. And did you know there are specific keyword phrases, which could block your site from being shown? Major search engines essentially blacklist keyword phrases. Your site might show up somewhere, and it may not be in the first few pages of results. What Makes a Bad Keyword Phrase? Keyword Phrase which is too generic It

Streaming and Subscription Services Grab Majority of NFL Viewers The Colling Media market research team has conducted a national Snapshot Study to understand and evaluate the evolving adoption of streaming video services. This month’s research focuses on how consumers consumed the National Football League (NFL) during the opening week of the 2019 season. Here are the key findings of the national survey of adults in the U.S. For NFL fans, the migration away from traditional

Bing Traffic: What Do You Lose If You Ignore It? Everyone knows Bing has essentially lost the war against Google. Google is leaps and bounds more popular but that doesn’t mean Bing traffic can just be ignored. Like any platform, Bing has its own customer demographics, and you may find Bing traffic has more in common with your products and services than Google does. Bing Ads can still be worthwhile, especially when trying to broaden

How Branding Unlocks High-Quality Lead Gen Many businesses sacrifice branding efforts because quarterly revenue targets need more attention. Typically an ongoing battle between sales and marketing is the root cause and moves between the need for more leads or the demand for higher quality leads. Both teams usually point the finger at the other and neither is ever really satisfied with results from the other side. Dialing in the right balance of lead volume and

Dramatic Shift from Cable to Streaming Services In its ongoing effort to monitor changing consumer media consumption behavior, the Colling Media market research team has conducted a national Summer 2019 Snapshot Study on streaming services. The study focuses on cable/satellite TV attrition, video adoption, attitudes toward advertising interruption, and Disney’s new video-on-demand offerings. Here are key findings from the national survey of adults in the U.S. Survey Results 1. Migration away from cable/satellite TV has