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I think this is great from both perspectives (users vs creators). I hope fewer people now will focus on creating AI written content optimized for search engines and start delivering unique and valuable content instead. I also put together some more tips on Google's latest update here: https://www.marketingminer.com/e...

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It really depends on what you expect from these tools to do. There are also some more other affordable options that can do the whole keyword research for you. Marketing Miner also provides data to discover trending keywords or related questions to know what questions people ask in your niche: https://www.marketingminer.com/e...

LinkedIn algorithm has changed in a big way, and organic reach of company pages is nearly non-existent now. It works much better when sharing only important updates and employees publish company news on their behalf more frequently as the content has much higher reach then.

I check daily Twitter and news to see what's trending and what type of content people engage with. I also often subscribe to lots of newsletters and keep an eye on competitors for some more inspiration too.

I use the Link Prospecting tool in Marketing Miner, where I just upload a list of keywords I want to target, and then it creates a prospect list for me with top search results for all my keywords. Pretty useful tool for all beginners!

I will say LinkedIn! Or try to join a few FB groups such as The social media geekout, social media pulse community etc.

I would recommend using Google Analytics, Search Console, Marketing Miner and Keywords Everywhere. These tools should give you a great starting point for your SEO strategy!

Buzzsumo Marketing Miner Google search Grammarly :))

I can recommend the following software: Marketing Miner - for creating content, keyword research, SEO audits, brand monitoring, rank tracking etc. Airtable - project management and team workflow Feedly - to keep up with the news Sprout social & Tweetdeck - social media management

Focus on providing unique content that brings value to your users. Use internal links and make sure your articles can be found through different channels. Don't forget to find new partnership opportunities through link building too.

It really depends on what content do you offer in ads and what audience you are after. For some clients, we found LinkedIn ads effective but for some we did not. I like their recent ad option to create conversation ads to engage with the prospect a bit more and build new relationships. There is much higher CTR for this type of ads too!

At the moment it's mainly Screaming Frog and Marketing Miner.

By offering them something valuable such as useful resources or providing useful tips and tricks to make their lives easier. Competitions, infographics or cheat sheets work really well too.

At first, I would search for main publications such as TechCrunch, The economic times, startupnews, startup daily, startups.co.uk etc. to see who is covering the latest stories and pitch them your story. Then, I would take a look at your competitors and check their backlinks to see who else could cover your story. You can also discover similar startup news domains in MM to see what other...

They help to target high-intent consumers and build long-last relationships!

Be patient and provide value to users instead of offering them your product or services to build better relationships.

I work in a fully remote environment and yes, it can get lonely at times. But we organize 5-day long trips every 3 months to bring the team together and catch up properly. We also have regular team calls to make sure nobody feels left out. I can imagine this doesn't work for everyone, but it definitely works for our start-up.