Nothing says the New Year’s season like looking back at the year that was. This week, I’ll be taking you on a tour of the year that was, 2015. Sit back, relax, and let’s see what you liked.
Top 10 Social Posts of 2015
#10: Rand Fishkin’s post on creating valuable content:
#the5: @randfish on how to provide unique value in your content, via @Moz: https://t.co/UvRzX2woKF pic.twitter.com/JJUGDKQbEL
— Christopher Penn (@cspenn) January 9, 2015
#9: A rough guide to spotting bad science:
#the5: Read. Then print out. Then use every time you read the news and/or Facebook: https://t.co/Bww3S0Lpeo pic.twitter.com/6OCJUlteSN
— Christopher Penn (@cspenn) April 23, 2015
#8: Side by side pictures of GTA V and the real life locations:
#the5: Fun, @The_GTAist takes side by side photos of GTA V and Los Angeles: https://t.co/wVwAIyk8Ix pic.twitter.com/xR000Hy3pA
— Christopher Penn (@cspenn) February 3, 2015
#7: How to normalize and stack rank Google Analytics data for traffic analysis:
#the5: How to normalize and stack rank @GoogleAnalytics data to analyze traffic composition: https://t.co/Be4z903aJM pic.twitter.com/0xg6q9iRX5
— Christopher Penn (@cspenn) October 5, 2015
#6: Bruised woman on this billboard heals as people pay attention to her:
#the5: Fascinating: Bruised woman on this billboard heals as people pay attention to her: https://t.co/vA5ja0PleG pic.twitter.com/vLNhjpCokP
— Christopher Penn (@cspenn) March 6, 2015
#5: Justin Cutroni of Google announces cohort analysis added to Google Analytics:
#the5: @justincutroni introduces new @googleanalytics feature: cohort analysis! https://t.co/I1tyL6cRMp pic.twitter.com/7S7p8oGDL8
— Christopher Penn (@cspenn) February 10, 2015
#4: How to structure links for maximum SEO benefit:
#the5: @randfish and @moz on how to structure links for maximum #SEO benefit: https://t.co/ezehOLe1LA pic.twitter.com/qfAWscTBcZ
— Christopher Penn (@cspenn) February 6, 2015
#3: How SEO can define your brand for you:
#the5: @chrisbrogan says he's not a social media expert. How #SEO can define your brand: https://t.co/OqJar5dR39 pic.twitter.com/fc6Pi3sLiX
— Christopher Penn (@cspenn) February 6, 2015
#2: Why Google may no longer announce major algorithm updates:
#the5: Why Google May No Longer Announce Major #SEO Algorithm Updates via @sengineland: https://t.co/tCXldxRrCu pic.twitter.com/sTB7OtifYu
— Christopher Penn (@cspenn) March 30, 2015
and the #1 social post of the year:
Google Tag Manager course now available for free from Google Analytics Academy:
#the5: @GoogleAnalytics Analytics Academy Tag Manager course now open for free: https://t.co/zEBm3vX9Ms pic.twitter.com/41odO0FzfY
— Christopher Penn (@cspenn) June 25, 2015
What I find fascinating in this analysis is SEO is such a prominent part of what you liked most about what I shared this year. SEO, despite being two decades old, is still such an important part of every digital marketer’s job. With Accelerated Mobile Pages, in-app search, and many other innovations coming, I have no doubt that SEO will continue to be top of mind in 2016.
Tomorrow, a look at what other marketers shared that really resonated.
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