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Meta Tags
Meta tags are HTML fields that exist for web pages and help to define its content for search engines. They are primarily used to help search engines structure your site’s content.
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Pain Point
Pain points are sources of frustration with potential customers that a company should try to solve through their products or services. Figuring out what your audience’s main pain points are that your brand is in a position to improve can be a gigantic step toward crafting a company’s messaging.
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Breadcrumbs
Breadcrumbs provide a navigation trail for users on a website. If they’re in a particular sub-section of the website, breadcrumbs allow them to see how they got there and what previous, high-level topic pages they could view as well that link to their current page.
Having a clear breadcrumb structure for a website is important, since it relates to user experience and avoids confusing visitors to your site.
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Reputation Management
Reputation Management refers to a variety of tasks related to upholding and maintaining a company’s public image. Reputation management tasks can include issuing surveys to assess customer happiness, encouraging company reviews of the company’s customers, and responding to reviews in order to address customer concerns and feedback.
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