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Digital marketing agency helping businesses find new growth. Follow Hill Web Marketing for the latest in SEM, SEO news and CRO insights.
Minnesota, USA hillwebcreations.com Joined August 2011
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Jeannie Hill Verified account @essentialskill
It takes fresh eyes, current skills and an opportunistic approach to see emerging KPIs.
Pedro Dias Verified account @pedrodias Oct 31
If you’re still stuck with traffic and clicks as a KPI, you should try to move on. I’m afraid it’s something that’s not coming back as we were used to in classic search.

Technology has changed and it will continue to as an even quicker pace. Getting stuck banging the drum on how search engines should send more traffic and clicks, will only prevent you from progressing.
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Jeannie Hill Verified account @essentialskill
Content that demonstrates E-E-A-T is hard; publishing shareable pages and generated output is easy. Low effort often equates to “spam”, which @lilyraynyc has talked a lot about. 🤣👇
Lily Ray 😏 Verified account @lilyraynyc Oct 26
This is interesting: Google has updated its spam policies (again!) to warn sites that allow users to publish "shareable pages, generated outputs, or interactive tools," as this could be treated as spam.

My first thought was Claude artifacts, ChatGPT pages/sites, FB posts, and other social/AI tools that make it easy to churn out indexable UGC at scale.

Another clue from Google about new types of spam they are dealing with (likely at a big enough scale to warrant changing their documentation) and ... another clue about what they'll be targeting in the future? 👀 👀
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Jeannie Hill Verified account @essentialskill
Agent skills are tremendously useful. They act like modular upgrades, giving AI the precise capabilities it needs to handle specialized tasks. Great example from @SeoRobertson 👇
TJRobertsonSEO Verified account @SeoRobertson Oct 15
We've built around 200 skills at our agency.

None of them hold client-specific guidance. Wherever a step needs it, the skill tells the model to find that client's canonical doc, and to create it if it's missing.

We call them skill hooks.
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