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A roundup of some stellar marketing advice for today's marketing professionals.

We are talking about marketing best practices.

Is it time to finally get serious ahout SSL? Spoiler alert: YES.

An updated list of Meta tag do's and don'ts. Plus, more drama around the $3.8M Indy.gov website project.

Lots of stuff today... SEO reports, Facebook organic tips, Twitter woes, and updates on some tools we've been trying, like LIVE CHAT!

LinkedIn just introduced a game-changing update for businesses: lead forms.

Google continues to penalize low-value content with another algorithm update, Also: A/B testing in Google Analytics.

A discussion on yesterday's webcast from Allison covering the do's and don'ts of website conversion optimization.

Is there any ROI to sponsoring events? We'll discuss this as well as how boring your corporate blog is.

Did you know there is a way to make sure you only get free-to-use images from Google Images? Also: how to set the right budget for social media advertising. And some hyperlocal SEO goodness from Moz.

Why typography matters in your marketing. Plus we talk about the ramifications of the Amazon Web Services outage and how Michael surprisingly still thinks it's an argument for cloud hosting. Plus, thoughts on why now is a good time to outsource social media (not what you think).

Can you trust Google Search Console? | Twitter starts putting abusers in “time out” | The Keyword + Year Content/Rankings Hack | YouTube says it now has automatically captioned 1 billion videos

How does SEO work today? Short answer: not like it used to. Well, sort of like it used to. Well, it's complicated. Special guest: Sean Van Guilder, Director of SEO for Point It.

"MOAR SEO!" We all want it, right? Well, what if we told you that you would get better search engine rankings without having to publish brand new content? Do you want to take the red pill?Also in Weekly Roundup:* SnapChat files for IPO

WordPress is extremely popular but is it all that it's cracked up to be? Join us as we destroy the notion that WordPress keeps you from being "locked in" to a proprietary CMS.Also in Weekly Roundup:Zoom now streams webinars to Facebook Live and YouTube Live

A lot of marketers talk about blogging as if it's magical fairy dust that can bring all sorts of leads and sales to your company. Does it live up to the hype? As it turns out, it does. We'll unpack a case study from one of our clients demonstrating how consistent blogging can lead to a steady increase in website traffic, leads and sales.Also in Weekly Roundup:* Google to Introduce New Google+, Retire Classic Version* Facebook Automated Rules: Automate Ad Maintenance

Do you know how to properly license fonts? Are your web fonts legal? Are we scaring you by asking these questions?

Remote working is becoming more popular as technology allows us to be productive anywhere. While remote teams can be very effective, there are some best practices that can help everyone collaborate more successfully. We'll discuss the tools, policies and guidelines used by successful remote marketing teams.

Could 2016 have been any weirder? Let's kick back and talk about things that made us happy this year. We're asking our readers, listeners, and clients to tell us their favorite things of the year, like best movie, best Netflix binge, best blog, podcast and more. Sharing some of the results on the episode—we promise not to talk about Hamilton too much.

As digital marketers we are all obsessed with data, right? Prove this! ROI that! But is this killing our mojo and actually hurting our business growth?Also in Weekly Roundup:Facebook offers split testing on ad campaigns, Facebook now flags and down-rates fake news with the help from outside fact checkers and 9 Huge Digital Trends That Helped Shape 2016's Triumphs and Struggles.