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Have you heard of the "Door-in-the-face" technique? It's a psychological strategy you can use to improve your marketing and increase sales.

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Optimizing your site for search helps people find you and generates organic traffic. But how? You need an SEO Keyword plan.

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We've said it before and we'll say it again: blogs continue to be one of the most useful and cost-effective forms of marketing.

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So you’ve heard this SEO thing is important for driving traffic to your website, but you have no clue what it is? You're in the right place.

This post summarizes results from a recent study conducted by researchers at Stanford University and published in Marketing Science.

The research is clear: fresh, up-to-date content can significantly help your website. But how often should you update your content?