Vince Nero

Vince is the Director of Content Marketing at Buzzstream. He thinks content marketers should solve for users, not just Google. He also loves finding creative content online. His previous work includes content marketing agency Siege Media for six years, Homebuyer.com, and The Grit Group. Outside of work, you can catch Vince running, playing with his 2 kids, enjoying some video games, or watching Phillies baseball.

Optimizing Subject Lines with Helena Maniglia

I met Reboot Online's Head of Digital PR, Helena Maniglia, through Oliver Sissons, who wrote a case study for us. In the case study, the RebootOnline team shared some fascinating insights into writing subject lines based on a study they ran. So, I wanted to know more. Oliver told me I needed Read more
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Stop Using Shared Google Sheet Guest Posting Lists

Those shared Google Sheets lists seem too good to be true because they are. I’m not against guest posting. I have an entire post on guest blogging and how to do it effectively. We also have a guest post list post, for which I weeded out over 800 sites to create a custom list based on several quality Read more
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23 Digital PR Examples and Strategies That Work Today

The term digital PR means different things depending on who you ask. We even had an entire podcast episode devoted to the differences between digital PR strategies US and UK with Rise at Seven’s Will Hobson. Some people refer to digital PR as content-led link building. But there is a lot more Read more
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Mastering Reactive Digital PR with Mark Rofe

I came across Mark Rofe on X after announcing he was starting a newsletter named DigitalPRNewsletter.com. I dug in a bit more to find that Mark has had a prolific career in digital PR. He's been involved in some of the most clever campaigns I've seen, including one where he took out a billboard ad Read more
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What the Google Leak Means for Link Builders and Digital PRs

As most are probably aware, there was a MASSIVE leak of Google algorithm information found here. Numerous posts and analyses have been made about this information, and I’m sure more will follow. But for a primer, I highly recommend checking out Mike King's post on IPullRank and Rand Fishkin’s Read more
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Guest Blogging: How You Should Be Doing It in 2024

I get email requests from guest bloggers who want to write on the BuzzStream blog daily. I’ll be blunt: they are never good. And yet, according to uSERP’s State of Backlinks for SEO report, guest posting is the third most popular link-building method behind content marketing and digital PR. I’ve Read more
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Traditional Link Building Approaches that Work in 2024 with Aaron Anderson

We talk a lot about link building strategies on our blog. With the Helpful Content algorithm update, AI Overviews, and all of the other changes in the industry, I wanted to reach out to Aaron Anderson, who owns and operates a link building agency, Linkpitch.io, that is deep in the trenches building Read more
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How to Contact Journalists and Reporters for PR

Email is the best way to contact reporters, though social media is a close second. Finding them can be a challenge. We’ll show you how.   Imagine a world where journalists saw every piece you published. Unfortunately, that world doesn’t exist. We need to work for our coverage, get Read more
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The Power of Internal Linking with Positional’s Nate Matherson

I knew of Nate Matherson’s previous work with LendEDU because I used to do a lot of work in the personal finance industry when I was with Siege Media. However, I connected with him when he offered a free run-through of his new tool, Positional, on LinkedIn before its launch. I saw an extremely Read more
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How to Turn Unlinked Brand Mentions into Backlinks

Brand mentions are great. But what happens if they don’t link? Is it even worth it? At 46:27 in this Google Office Hours episode, John Mueller explains that unlinked brand mentions don’t pass any SEO value. Unlinked mentions can bring direct traffic to your site, but they’re more like Read more
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