SEO in the Latin American Market – Ep. 237 via @sejournal, @brentcsutoras

SEO in the Latin American Market – Ep. 237 via @sejournal, @brentcsutoras

What do you think of regionally focused SEO campaigns? Latin America is one of the few markets where a single language is spoken in multiple countries on two continents, yet cultures, currencies, and technology may differ greatly.   It takes creativity to overcome the challenges of working regionally. We’re here in person today to talk with Diana Martins, an SEO Analyst with Hostgator, which offers shared, reseller, virtual private server, and dedicated hosting.  Diana joins Loren Baker, the Founder of Search Engine Journal, to talk about the challenges and opportunities of creating a targeted and successful campaign in Latin America.   “Localization […]

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Content Syndication: What It Is and What It Is Not [Examples]

Content Syndication: What It Is and What It Is Not [Examples]

Do more with the quality content – blogs, infographics, videos, and more – already created. Content syndication can elevate its visibility and broaden its audience. Here’s what to know along with some examples. Continue reading →

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Power Chat: Improving Disability Representation in Advertising

Power Chat: Improving Disability Representation in Advertising

More than a quarter of the U.S. population lives with a disability, and many of us who aren’t disabled likely know someone who is living with one. While film and TV content have made progress in depicting stories of disability, as evident in the surge of programming inclusive of disabilities and related themes over the last 10 years, advertising featuring people with disabilities lags far behind. With a $21 billion market potential, advertisers can’t afford to miss the opportunity to engage with the disabled community and its allies.

Highlighting the impact that living with a disability can have on consumers’ experience with a product reinforces a sense of belonging. It also has the potential to drive dramatic change in people’s daily lives. We talked to Christina Mallon, influencer, activist and Global Head of Inclusive Designer and Digital Accessibility at Wunderman Thompson about what advertisers can do to craft an informed and inclusive message. She is at the forefront of raising awareness, increasing accessibility and innovating with brands for people living with disabilities.

For additional insights, read our recent articles Visibility of Disability: Answering the Call for Disability Inclusion in Media and Visibility of Disability: Portrayals of Disability in Advertising.