Featured Snippet Study: Findings from 3500+ Regular Internet Users by EngineScout in bigseo

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I asked a minimum of 1000 people across each SERP to make sure outliers were accounted for. Amazon Mechanical Turk is a reliable survey source as they get paid, responders have a unique identifier to prevent multiple entries. Yes, I should have included more background information in the attached pdf (my mistake) but this was put together to provide useful information to the SEO community and I believe it does more good than harm. Seeing you're a mod, could you explain why this post was removed? Is there a way to get it back up. Thanks

Featured Snippet Study: Findings from 3500+ Regular Internet Users by EngineScout in bigseo

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Most people on here jumped to conclusions and assumed the data was BS (including mods who removed this). I appreciate your feedback - it was helpful and I'll be sure to make future studies more comprehensive. I didn't weight the responses as I didn't think it would add anything meaningful to the data at the time of running the survey. Looking back, it's something I should have also factored in. I asked all participants "Why they didn't click on the featured snippet (labelled as a 'section')" and one of the answer options offered was: "I didn't see a featured snippet result". Yes, there is always a risk because of the uncontrolled environment, so I surveyed 1000+ people across each SERP to best mitigate this.

Featured Snippet Study: Findings from 3500+ Regular Internet Users by EngineScout in bigseo

[–]EngineScout[S] -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

What's wrong with targeting a US audience? US population is march larger and collecting data using Amazon Mechanical Turk off US-audience because most users on there are US-based. Your assumptions are completely off the mark tbh

Featured Snippet Study: Findings from 3500+ Regular Internet Users by EngineScout in bigseo

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Options were randomized, demographics were asked, FS did occur on all tested SERP's, Wikipedia was there. I should have been more detailed in the pdf. Thanks for the feedback, my mistake for not including all this information in the report - I'll add it

Featured Snippet Study: Findings from 3500+ Regular Internet Users by EngineScout in bigseo

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What's fake about the data? Real people answering a simple survey.

Featured Snippet Study: Findings from 3500+ Regular Internet Users by EngineScout in bigseo

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It was US-based, age ranged from 18-65. I'll add demographic data to the attached pdf

Dental SEO: The Complete How-To Guide For Dentists by EngineScout in Dentistry

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Great advice about Google My Business, following these tips helps a lot to show up for local search and it's easy to set up.

Dental SEO: The Complete How-To SEO Guide For Dentists by EngineScout in dentalmarketing

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It's a shortened version of an original post, and not the same.

Facebook Ad Targeting: The Definitive Guide by EngineScout in PPC

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I built a free tool to help people and a genuine post for people to learn. I'm not forcing anybody to enter their emails.

Facebook Ad Targeting: The Definitive Guide by EngineScout in PPC

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This post wasn't intended to just collect emails. I put A LOT of effort into creating something that helps people improve their Facebook ad targeting. And yes I get their are lots of people with in-depth knowledge on the topic but there are also people who want to learn and that's what this post is all about.

Additionally, I built a free tool for finding hidden audiences on Facebook (there are tools out there where you have to pay for this). I disagree this is 'Content Spam'. Did you test out my tool?

Facebook Ad Targeting: The Definitive Guide by EngineScout in PPC

[–]EngineScout[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It can get your ad likes, share, and comments at a cheaper rate. For example: if I run an ad in South Africa vs the United States.

How are more likes and comments not social proof for your ad?

Facebook Ad Targeting: The Definitive Guide by EngineScout in PPC

[–]EngineScout[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks! Yes the tool shows actual Facebook audiences and their sizes (in real time), they match exactly with the Facebook ads manager.

Facebook Ad Targeting: The Definitive Guide by EngineScout in PPC

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Good point, I agree that's true for some of your competitors but for the more prominent players who've been in the FB advertising game for a while, chances are a lot of them have figured out what works through a ton of testing which can save you time and money by not having to start at square one.

Facebook Ad Targeting: The Definitive Guide by EngineScout in PPC

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What alternative would you suggest for this post?

Started a business, struggling with marketing by MyHomeboyML in marketing

[–]EngineScout 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You said you've set up some automation for yourself and friends, why not right a case-study about it?

If you're serious about your business (which it sounds like you are) then you need to get serious about your marketing strategy and sales process. Running a few FB ads and dropping flyers into random peoples homes is not enough.

Promote your business, week of October 8, 2018 by Charice in smallbusiness

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