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Jan, 2026

Why You Should Still Use WordPress in 2026 (And Beyond)

There’s a reason millions of websites around the world still use WordPress, despite the rise of flashy new platforms like Webflow, Framer, and Squarespace. WordPress remains not just relevant, it’s irreplaceable. While competitors may offer sleek interfaces or drag-and-drop convenience, none can match the sheer depth, flexibility, and ownership WordPress…
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Jan, 2026

Why Branded Search in Multi-Channel Campaigns Deserves the Spotlight

Most marketers don’t talk enough about branded search. It’s the quiet workhorse in multi-channel reporting, the visitor who shows up with intent, the customer who types your brand name after seeing you somewhere else. And while it might look like a direct or organic visit in your analytics, it’s often…
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Jan, 2026

Search & Social: Why a Cross-Channel Marketing Strategy Actually Works

The future of visibility doesn’t belong to a single channel. It belongs to alignment. And if your SEO and social media teams are still working in silos, you’re not just behind the curve, you’re missing the compounding effect of a well-engineered cross-channel marketing strategy. Cross-channel synergy doesn’t mean duplicate content.…
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Jan, 2026

Why ccTLDs Matter: The Role of Country Code Domains in Modern SEO

The way users search is becoming more local, more personalized, and more dependent on context. If you’re optimizing for a specific country or region, your domain strategy matters more than you think, and that’s where the concept of why ccTLDs matter comes into play. Short for country code top-level domains,…
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Jan, 2026

What an SEO Consultant Needs to Focus on in Today’s Search Landscape

SEO didn’t stop working. It didn’t get “replaced” by AI. And it didn’t suddenly become unreliable. What changed is how success shows up. For a long time, SEO followed a predictable rhythm. You created content, optimized pages, climbed rankings, and watched traffic roll in. Clicks were the reward. Rankings were…
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