10 SEO Trends That Will Influence Digital Marketing

As digital marketing has grown in importance for today’s businesses, so has the role of search engine optimization. SEO plays a huge role in getting people to your website, blog post, guest articles and other content assets. And if you don’t play by Google’s rules, you’ll see your web traffic plummet.

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1. Voice Search 

Voice search services, including the use of virtual assistants like Siri, Alexa and Google Assistant, make recommendations based on organic search results. Optimizing keywords as conversational phrases will lead to long-tail success.

2. Video Engagement 

Users’ engagement with video has been trending upwards fast. Faster internet speeds, user-friendly social media and smartphones are helping video content grow in popularity. Search engines will recognize this trend in user behavior and reward companies that appeal to current user preferences.

3. Filtering Out Non-Credible News Articles 

With the onslaught of media criticism, many companies have taken a beating for allowing fake news. Content farms and scammers have played the system and disguised themselves as credible. Search giants will further scrutinize content to prevent such errors in the future. Having a well-written article will no longer be enough.

4. Increased Focus On Structured Snippets 

Google’s first priority used to be to deliver information to searchers as quickly as possible in the form of search rankings. Now Google is delivering a tremendous amount of information directly inside the SERPs with custom widgets and Structured Snippets. If you have top-ranked content ranking for high-volume search terms, you may deliver that info to the user without them ever hitting your site.

5. Google’s Mobile-First Algorithm 

SEO practitioners are finally being forced to adjust to the reality of a mobile-first algorithm on Google. Before the update rolls out in July, it’s essential to review mobile ranking factors and adjust priorities. Page speed, for example, has been confirmed as an official mobile ranking factor, which has reoriented the way SEOs are prioritizing website and content updates.

6. Social Media Searches 

People are increasingly using social media platforms as search engines, and while search engines are still king, they are increasingly transitioning into a secondary platform. As this trend increases, content will need to be optimized for social media platforms just as much as it is for search engine platforms, with the added benefit of using organic and paid targeting.

7. Influencer Marketing And Link Building 

Influencer marketing is on the rise, and in some industries, it’s extremely effective. More than simply creating direct conversions, influencer marketing can actually land many high-level links very quickly and effectively and help a client’s sites rank better for their products and services.

8. Awareness Campaigns 

Advertising campaigns involving print and television no longer have the reach they once did. Rather, awareness campaigns that use blogging, vlogging and social media have come to the forefront. Potential customers will come to associate your brand, products and services with the message you convey.

9. Quality Over Quantity 

For a long time, SEOs preached that you had to be producing content all the time to enjoy good rankings in Google search. There is a place for that (like building brand authority), but if you’re trying to rank for a highly competitive phrase, short content is not going to cut it.

10. Rich Media Content 

Shorten your copy and get to the point. The 600-word minimum no longer applies. I would add some rich media (video or graphic), as its truly about the content, not how long it is. Correct intent will keep your visitors content, which will pay off in the long run.

How Digital Marketing Influences Political Campaigns In 2020?

The success of a great political campaign largely depends on how effectively
a party or a politician is able to take a message to the masses. Organizing a
mass rally, hitting the streets, going door to door, leaflets, television,
radio – all these have been powerful tools of communication for political
campaigns over the years. 

Needless to say, things have changed in a big way. The crux of all political
campaigns and endeavors now begins with the Digital. With the growth of social media, all parties and leaders have taken themselves to the Web, throwing open never-before
possibilities. 

Let’s have a look at how political campaign marketing strategies can be used
effectively to promote both political campaigns and politicians alike. 

Social Media and Politicians 

Every politician needs to promote himself/herself to be familiar and dear to
the people. The digital space, spearheaded by social media platforms provides
an ideal opportunity to accomplish this. Politicians get to connect with their
followers and even influence new followers. Party news, updates, images,
videos, events and all the latest activities can be posted instantly and the
people will get to know about it. Not only does this provide the politician an
opportunity to express his views and ideas, the webspace also empowers the
common man to react to those ideas and engage with their leader. We’ve seen
over the past few years how even a Twitter complaint by ordinary people has
inspired politicians to take actions and find solutions to problems. 

How does social media influence political campaigns ?

Social Media is widely used by all political parties as a tool to spread
their propaganda. It’s a platform to market election campaigns, portfolios of
politicians and various other aspects that people need to know before going out
to vote. The motive is simply to make the people believe what they have to say.
Some of the ways in social media influence political campaigns to
include: 

Updates

People these days tend to pay more attention to the live news, updates,
debates and such stuff that happens in social media sites. 

Election results

Parties and news channels have social media pages where they constantly give
details regarding a live election result coverage. This is easy news for the
people. 

Interacting with politicians

Thanks to social media, even common men can now directly interact with big
politicians by posting comments and messages on social media platforms. 

Find a targeted audience 

Depending on what a party wishes to promote, they can find the right
audience through specific targeting via social media. 

Going viral

If it’s viral, it is a hit; and is for sure effective. So if any party or
politician wishes to make some content viral, what better platform than social
media for this.  

Fundraising 

Social Media Fundraising is an amazing way for political parties and
politicians to raise funds for their election campaigns.

How to build a digital strategy for political campaigns?

Let’s see how a good digital marketing strategy can be arrived at in order
to fetch the best results. 

Cover everything

Social Media isn’t enough. You need to employ a mix of all digital tools
including websites, optimization, ads and all that goes into effective digital
marketing. 

Have a website

Keep the website the center of all your communication. This helps hold the
entire process together and give the campaign a solid face. 

Use Email marketing

Email marketing is still an effective way to reach out to the masses. It
lends a personal touch and people are known to be influenced by them. 

SMS

Sending direct SMS using automated software to a big bulk of people is a
digital strategy that really works magic. 

Social Media

Obviously no campaign is complete these days, without having an active
presence in social media sites. It’s a proven platform and is here to stay.
Make use of platforms such as Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Pinterest and
YouTube in making sure that you find the people everywhere and keep
communicating with them. 

Introduce Yourself (Example Post)

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