Company: He is founder and CEO at Kalicube – a groundbreaking digital marketing agency that, through the Kalicube Pro SaaS platform, helps clients optimise their Brand SERP and manage their knowledge panel. Author: Jason is a regular contributor to leading digital marketing publications such as Search Engine Journal and Search Engine Land and regularly writes for others including Wordlift, SEMrush, Search Engine Watch, Searchmetrics and Trustpilot. Speaker: Major marketing conferences worldwide regularly invite Jason to speak about Brand SERP and knowledge panels, including BrightonSEO, PubCon, SMX series and YoastCon. Podcast host: Spanning 3 seasons his podcast, ‘With Jason Barnard...‘ has become a weekly staple in the digital marketing community. Guests include Rand Fishkin, Barry Schwartz, Eric Enge, Joost de Valk, Aleyda Solis, Bill Slawski… Over 180 episodes available, and counting. The conversations are always intelligent, always interesting, and always fun!
Google (and Bing) use understanding and credibility to ensure that they guide their users quickly and simply to the best available result. What should you be doing to take advantage? Learn about the potential future of SEO in this guide and prepare for the next iteration of search for the coming decade!
Search queries in the SERPs for your brand should be tracked, evaluated, and improved. {Brand} SERPs are your new Business Card for prospects, investors, partners, clients, journalists, job candidates, readers, subscribers... but also represent Google‘s opinion of you. You really should be paying close attention. Why? Read on.
Google and Bing love Semantic HTML5, so it is great for SEO! This article provides a simple guide to the essential semantic HTML5 tags that content writers and copywriters should be using. Your competitors probably do not even come close to best practices, so correct use of semantic HTML5 tags in your content will give you the opportunity to be one step ahead in 2018 and beyond.