It really depends on the search intent behind the query and what you’re trying to rank for! Typically for matters of SEO, a long tail keyword or query is usually a broad term (running sneakers) + words that refine the search intent (white running sneakers size 14). So the sentence “tariffs won’t bring in enough income to get rid of the income tax” is super specific but probably too long to actually optimize for. Instead “will tariffs lower income tax” or “can tariffs lower income tax” would better capture the search intent and have meaningful traffic behind it. Also, a table of contents is not necessary at all, for SEO. It just depends on the kind of blog, really. If a blog is meant to be read in order, like this one, it doesn’t really need a table of contents because jumping around the article wouldn’t serve the user very well. However for a recipe blog, for instance, a table of contents is helpful because it allows the user to jump right to the recipe or other important sections. Hope that helps!

Thanks for your feedback! We’re happy we could shine some light on baby store marketing strategies for you.

Hey John,

Thanks for reaching out. Running ads in this industry is extremely tough and restrictive and as a general rule we focus on organic strategies to avoid red tape and penalties. I actually recently published another article with more concrete information on advertising tactics for those in the firearms industry. Check out our recent blog posts for my “part two.”

A member of our team will also be in touch with you regarding digital marketing strategies that might best serve your organization.

Great information here. Well yes, we have suspended accounts as well by running ads. Google platforms suspended us.

We are currently trying to build safety measure about guns. We are also planning to use email marketing but we don’t know how to get the mail list. There are lot of scams. Do you mind sharing other strategies on how we can run our ads or yeah anything.