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Striving for old man game. Contributing writer for @RalphieReport.
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Search Visibility is Bigger Than Rankings

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By Jack Barsch Verified
| GroundFloor Media & CenterTable Blog
Opinion Strategy For as long as most marketers can remember, the holy grail of a successful SEO program was a single metric: increased organic traffic to your website. A best-in-class business or organization showed up for relevant searches at the right times and drove people to click through. That click, the visit, was the unit of value. Strategy meetings revolved around it, reporting was built around it andudgets were justified by it.
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Why I love college sports Original

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By Jack Barsch Verified
| Ralphie Report Verified
Let me do something that almost every sports article does and start with a Joan Didion quote - “it’s easy to see the beginning of things and harder to see the ends.” This is a good life quote, but luckily it doesn’t describe college sports. Despite Diego Pavia’s best efforts, eligibility has defined the career of collegiate athletes. This is an incredible gift. Never once did I plan to write about sports. I picked CU-Boulder to be my college after visiting the campus once.
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Northwestern hates fun, CU won’t play in Ryan Field Original

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By Jack Barsch Verified
| Ralphie Report Verified
I was so excited. I was working on my accent. My mustache. My cured meat tolerance. I was reading Devil in the White City. I was going to pretend to care about baseball again. Then they took it all away. The Northwestern Wildcats snatched hope and excitement directly from my mind. This is all payback for Gary Barnett, I guess. The Wildcats have put serious cash into their program for the first time, well, ever.
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