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Kristine Pratt
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Director, iPromote
Salt Lake City, Lehi
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Biography
Hi! I love writing. Whether it's for my job, to destress, or just to get thoughts out of my head, I consider writing therapeutic. Currently I work as the Director of Content and Senior Marketing leader for Boostability, a SEO company that focuses on helping small businesses succeed. I love my job, and I love getting to strategize about content every day. I have a masters degree in Communications and Leadership Strategies from Gonzaga University. I have my undergrad in Broadcast Journalism from BYU. I worked as a TV News producer for nearly 10 years before moving into the communications sector.
Small Business Marketing, Voice Technology Content Marketing, SEO Communications Strategy, Digital MarketingContent
Content
By Kristine Pratt| boostability.com@ Well maybe not quite as tumultuous as 2021 was, but we’re still seeing many fluctuations in rankings. Plus, Google continues to release a slew of new tools and updated integrations to help you with your overall rankings and website growth. Let’s jump right into our March 2022 SEO Update. SEO NewsRise of Zero Click SearchesSEO Expert Rand Fishkin published a survey in March saying that Zero-click searches rose to nearly 65% in 2020. This one has caused quite a stir in the SEO community.
By Kristine Pratt| boostability.com@ YMYL stands for “your money your life”. And it’s how Google qualifies content that can impact your life, health, finances, or day to day living. It’s a very wide ranging topic that can hold a lot of weight and influence a person’s life. So it’s understandable that Google would put a lot of weight into this kind of content to make sure it’s accurate and helpful.
By Kristine Pratt| boostability.com@ Google is the biggest search engine in the world for a reason. It makes a move, and most other engines follow suit. But we all remember the early days of the internet with AskJeeves, Alta Vista, Infoseek, and so many other now-defunct search engines that once helped us find what we wanted to see for online. So what happened? Why did Google rise while so many fell? And does that mean that Google is the only option when you want to search for something online?
Company Info
Lehi, Utah, United States
+1 800-261-1537