2014 is
now history, and it’s time for a change in 2015; more so in the
world of search engine optimization (SEO). Trends for the past year
have come and gone, and newer ones are out to dominate the field.
Here are some of them.
SEO and
content marketing will be separated – The
terms content marketing and SEO have often been confused for one
another, mainly because of how huge their overlap is. This year,
however, is going to see a change. The two terms are going to be
separated for once, with SEO focusing on the more technical side of
online marketing, and content marketing on driving search engine
rankings.
Semantic
searches – The
release of Google’s Hummingbird algorithm update in September 2013
was pivotal, mainly because it allowed the engine to “read between
the lines” of a typical, generic search query. This means that
people will now be able to enter a search in a “conversational”
tone, and not worry about the engine misinterpreting its meaning.
Visual
aids everywhere – For
2015, people are looking for “eye candies.” What this means is
that visual content is the rage, with the increased use of cleverly
made infographics and videos outmaneuvering plain text. After all,
everybody likes to laugh or be moved by a wonderful video, or be
entertained and informed at the same time with a nicely designed
infographic.
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