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LSG has been on quite a ride over the past few years. We have grown from a scrappy team of 10 SEOs to a scrappy team of almost 30. I guess we were helped along by COVID pushing the entire planet online, but it wouldn’t have been possible without a great team of geeks and…
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The first time I was prompted with “Tell me about yourself” in an interview, I reeled off a canned spiel about how I love helping people – I was positive it would impress my interviewer. But after my cliched answer triggered a disappointed look on her face, I panicked. I ended up rambling about how…
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In the world of online advertising, display and social ads are the glamourous ones. They provide ample room for creativity with your copy and imagery, you can mix and match branding elements, and each ad has its own personality. With search ads? Not so much. There are no images to set the tone (image extensions…
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Yoast SEO Premium 19.2: A new inclusive language analysis — in beta
Non-inclusive language excludes people based on beliefs, gender, sexuality, or health, while inclusive language uses better alternatives to the words that people might find harmful. Making your content inclusive helps you to reach a broader audience. But while writing, it is surprisingly easy to exclude people by accidentally using the wrong words. As inclusive language…