Charlie Clark (Minty Digital)
@charlieclark.bsky.social
Owner of Minty, Search Marketing Agency for Travel, Leisure & Lifestyle Brands.
Based between Barcelona and London ✈️
Based between Barcelona and London ✈️
Only 6 weeks in and their inbox is already overflowing with leads 🚀 🚀 🚀
One of our clients just shared this:
“Major improvement with conversions… my team and I have been super busy responding to all the increased leads.”
Love hearing this kind of feedback from our clients!
One of our clients just shared this:
“Major improvement with conversions… my team and I have been super busy responding to all the increased leads.”
Love hearing this kind of feedback from our clients!
April 2, 2025 at 11:24 AM
Only 6 weeks in and their inbox is already overflowing with leads 🚀 🚀 🚀
One of our clients just shared this:
“Major improvement with conversions… my team and I have been super busy responding to all the increased leads.”
Love hearing this kind of feedback from our clients!
One of our clients just shared this:
“Major improvement with conversions… my team and I have been super busy responding to all the increased leads.”
Love hearing this kind of feedback from our clients!
Getting ready for action with @nataliavv.bsky.social @sarafdez.bsky.social and the Digital Olympus team 🥳
November 28, 2024 at 3:44 PM
Getting ready for action with @nataliavv.bsky.social @sarafdez.bsky.social and the Digital Olympus team 🥳
Wow, this is the first time I've seen the 'Forums' tab in Google Search Results.
Is this Google's attempt to stop websites such as Reddit from dominating the SERPS by segmenting them into a separate search tab?
Is this Google's attempt to stop websites such as Reddit from dominating the SERPS by segmenting them into a separate search tab?
November 26, 2024 at 5:23 PM
Wow, this is the first time I've seen the 'Forums' tab in Google Search Results.
Is this Google's attempt to stop websites such as Reddit from dominating the SERPS by segmenting them into a separate search tab?
Is this Google's attempt to stop websites such as Reddit from dominating the SERPS by segmenting them into a separate search tab?
Reposted by Charlie Clark (Minty Digital)
Too many businesses fail at international geolocation bc they think is just hreflang. It's not. There are many signals that tell Google the country you're targeting. The better aligned they are, the easier will be for Google to establish your targeting. Maximize their optimization accordingly.
November 18, 2024 at 9:44 AM
Too many businesses fail at international geolocation bc they think is just hreflang. It's not. There are many signals that tell Google the country you're targeting. The better aligned they are, the easier will be for Google to establish your targeting. Maximize their optimization accordingly.