The idea has always been to leave less space for flights of fancy and abstract reflections, and instead give precedence to an evident pragmatism, albeit also seasoned with personal opinions on the facts recounted. Quality of content, even very demanding in-depth analysis (some articles require 8/10 hours of time) , consistency in publication, continuous optimization and a lot of patience: this has led – over the years – to a series of web pages that have positioned themselves along some keywords.
A user expresses his doubt on Google tongliao phone number list and can find, among the first results, a Bee Social web page: maybe an old article, a guide, etc... Visits grew in tandem. However, when looking at Analytics, one thing often stood out: the bounce rate was still quite high overall. It is quite typical in blogs and pages positioned on Google where the content comprehensively answers a user's informational doubt. For example, if I search on Google how to tie a tie , once I find this information on a website XY, I will have no particular need to continue browsing that site, therefore I will close it.
Once those few pages that brought in 80% of the web traffic were identified, the dilemmas began: In reality, some of those pages were contextually useful to show the agency's services or to make themselves known. However, there were some other contents that always recorded a certain success, without however being directly useful in our strategy . One of these pages was related to the Social Calendar (this one: bee-social.