The Cloudflare issue that disrupted several major platforms earlier has now been resolved. Fiverr, Udemy, and Canva – the three big sites that were affected – are all back online and working normally again.
Let’s be honest. The power in the job market has shifted. Gone are the days when a simple job advert and a competitive salary were enough to attract the best and brightest. Today’s top candidates are discerning consumers, and the product they’re shopping for is their next career move.
You’ve done it. You’ve published a killer piece of content, poured hours into it, and hit every SEO checkpoint. There’s just one tiny problem.
You love Kajabi for its all-in-one brilliance—courses, checkouts, and funnels all humming along nicely. But when it comes to SEO, there’s a nagging rumor that just won’t die: that Kajabi is somehow bad for it.
It feels like we’ve only just got into the swing of this year, but 2025 is already looming on the horizon. If you’re a business owner, marketer, or analyst, you know that the plans you make in the next few months will define your success for the year ahead.
Your website’s search bar is more than a navigation tool—it’s a direct line to your audience’s needs. When a visitor types into that box, they are telling you, in their own words, exactly what they want. Tapping into this data is like discovering a goldmine of user intent.
Data is your lifeblood as a marketer or business owner. After launching a successful Facebook ad campaign and observing the influx of clicks, you ask yourself the crucial question: Is it working? Do those clicks result in sales, or are you just shouting into thin air online? For years, the trusty Facebook Pixel was our primary tool for answering this question. But the digital landscape is shifting. Privacy is paramount, browsers are locking down, and the old ways of tracking are becoming less reliable.
We all know the mantra: “content is king.” We spend hours researching, writing, and perfecting our articles. But let’s be honest—staring at a giant wall of text can be exhausting for anyone.
Ever sat in a marketing meeting and felt like you needed a translator? When terms like SEO, CRO, EEAT, and SERP start flying around, it can feel like you’ve stumbled into a conversation full of secret codes.
Staring at a blank search bar again? We’ve all been there. You’ve scrolled so much your thumb is numb, and every job board starts to look the same. It feels like you’re just throwing your resume into a black hole.
Let’s be honest. You’re doing all the things you’re “supposed” to do for SEO. You’re chasing keywords, writing blog posts, maybe even building a few links. But when you look at your results, the needle isn’t moving. The traffic is meh, and the leads are… well, let’s just say they aren’t flooding in.
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