SEMrush Blog
Dive into advanced content strategy, content marketing, SEO, SEM, PPC, and social media insights on the SEMrush digital marketing blog.
Voice search marketing is optimizing content with the intention of it appearing in voice search results.
Learn the key differences between Google Local Finder and Google Maps—and how to optimize for both.
Discover how to gather metrics for local SEO success and learn how to optimize your efforts.
Discover the easiest way to add your business to Google Maps to reach more customers.
Learn more about SEO reputation management and explore how Semrush Local can transform your business‘s online presence.
Learn how to navigate the Google Business Profile dashboard and optimize your online presence in local search.
Discover the power of geo-targeting SEO and how it can transform your local business‘s online presence.
Learn how to reply to 1-star reviews on Google and other platforms with response examples you can use as templates.
A top-level domain is the “.“ and text to the right of a domain. It can affect user perception of your brand.
Commercial intent keywords are search terms used to research a brand, product, or service before buying.
See sitemap examples like openai.com/sitemap.xml. And learn how XML and HTML types differ.
Evergreen content is content that remains relevant for a long period of time without needing frequent updates.
The most popular social media platforms in the world include Facebook, YouTube, Instagram, and WeChat.
Learn how to do a comprehensive SEO audit step by step and identify errors on your site or a client’s.
See the best YouTube keyword research tools to find search terms, optimize videos, and get more views.
Learn how to display products in your Google Business Profile and show locals what you have to offer.
Understand the differences between local SEO, national SEO, and global SEO, and decide the best strategy for you.
Learn how the Semrush Position Tracking tool helps you easily track SERP rankings for keywords and get traffic from specific locations and devices.
User-generated content (UGC) is non-sponsored content created by users instead of brands.
Learn how to do a competitive analysis and compare your brand against your competitors.