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Linked – Failing to Test Search Terms Before Agreeing to Them Can Be Costly
If you’ve ever been in one of my training classes, it’s likely you’ve heard a story or two about how badly you can get burned when you agree to search terms without testing them. My favorite story that I like to tell has to do with the word “environment”, because no one bothered to test…
