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Sharpen customer focus, take your SEO strategy to the next-level. SEW Daily: October 20, 2022 Dear r

Sharpen customer focus, take your SEO strategy to the next-level. [>> Forward to a Friend]() [www.searchenginewatch.com]() SEW Daily: October 20, 2022 Dear readers, The 2022 holiday season forecast for ecommerce retailers stands at $262 billion. Statistics for 2022 also show that a search engine is the point of departure for 68 percent of online activity. So while the internet offers plenty of advice on building a digital marketing strategy, we cut through the chase and focus on how you can harness SEO strategies and keyword research to grow your business this year and beyond. Eric Ritter shares hands-on tips to [power your ecommerce SEO strategy by unearthing Google search trends](). [alt_text]() Analytics [How to enhance your ecommerce branding strategy with Google Trends]() Eric Ritter Sharpen your focus on your customer's needs for a next-level SEO strategy [Read more]() Industry [How to manage SEO clients' expectations]() Ann Smarty SEO is a tough business, how do you balance between over-promising and not scaring away clients by being too vague? [Read more]() Ecommerce [Ecommerce SEO guide for the 2022 holiday season]() Atul Jindal An 'Oct'agon strategy to win your share of this $260 billion ecommerce sales pie [Read more]() Analytics [Bounce and exit rate analytics: measure, assess, and audit to increase conversions]() Jacob McMillen A powerful guide that will help you turn site leavers into engaged prospects [Read more]() Industry [How upskilling your paid advertising will tackle economic downturns]() Sarah Gilchriest No this is not a luxury and yes, it doesn't have to be expensive [Read more]() Featured Reports [alt_text]() Analytics [Top 5 SEO Mistakes]() Every business owner is raving about Digital Marketing. [Download now]() [www.searchenginewatch.com]() This email was sent to {EMAIL} as a subscriber of Search Engine Watch. You are currently opted in to receive the Search Engine Watch Daily Newsletter. You can [update your details and subscription preferences here](). Or if you no longer wish to receive these emails you may [unsubscribe here]().

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