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Hyper Dog Media Study Reveals Which U.S. States Are Most Engaged with ChatGPT

Where Are ChatGPT’s Biggest Fans? Our New Study Reveals the Top U.S. States Exploring AI in Everyday Work When we set out to explore where Americans are most curious about ChatGPT — and how they’re using it for marketing, SEO, and content creation — we didn’t expect the findings to spark so much conversation. Recently, our research was completed highlighting the U.S. states showing the strongest engagement with ChatGPT-related searches. The takeaway? AI isn’t just for Silicon Valley anymore —

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President of Hyper Dog Media to Speak at Thrive Workplace AI Panel

Hyper Dog Media announced that their President Jim Kreinbrink will be among the featured speakers at Thrive Workplace’s upcoming event, AI IRL: Real Tools for Real Business, taking place on Thursday, September 25, from 2:00–3:30 PM at Thrive’s Centennial coworking location in south Denver. The panel will bring together prominent local business leaders to share practical insights on how artificial intelligence tools are being used to enhance productivity, streamline workflows, and improve marketing strategies. The event, hosted by Thrive Workplace,

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Hyper Dog Media Would Never Disavow a Link, Challenges Aging Best Practices

Hyper Dog Media, an innovative digital marketing agency with a specialization in Search Engine Optimization (SEO), has recently taken a definitive position on a topic that has long sparked debate within the SEO community: the practice of link disavowal. In a comprehensive blog post, the agency debunks the necessity of disavowing links, stating that they would “never ever disavow a link—probably.” This pronouncement is a reflection of the agency’s allegiance to mastering Google’s complex algorithms and best practices, highlighting their

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Why We Would Never EVER Disavow a Link (Probably)

The dynamics of search engine algorithms are ever evolving, and our stance on the disavowal of links has changed over the years: it’s now generally unnecessary and potentially harmful. This position stems from several key observations about the current state of SEO and the capabilities of Google’s algorithm. Here are the reasons why disavowing links is a tactic we would (probably) never employ. The Evolution of Google’s Algorithm Google’s algorithm has come a long way since the days when manual

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Hyper Dog Media PPC Strategy

Our approach is to always save the ad budget for our best prospects. We don’t want broad campaigns to use the budget and miss maximum visibility in front of the best prospects. We use settings such as Network, Location, Demographics, Audiences, Devices, Time of Day, Day of Week, and Negative Keywords to focus campaigns. We fully fund these focused campaigns, while running more broad campaigns only where needed. We don’t want to starve the funnel, but ad networks made quite

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The only constant in Organic Search is change

October 2012 was another busy month for Google. The search giant started the month by announcing 65 changes they made during August and September. Google also pushed out a new Penguin Update (v3) on October 5 – these Penguin updates penalize the overuse of keywords both on a website, and through links. We have had a few clients with really bad – and sometimes profane links. They may consider Google’s new disavow links tool, just released. But we recommend caution

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