You don't need to know the language to feel the optimistic energy of this Ukrainian soldier, who's telling Russian soldiers that they're in for a treat.
The level of bravery of Ukrainian army under Russian threat it totally unfathomable 🤯
Russian propaganda tells its people that there are no casulties among Russian military.
In reality there are hundreds (some sources say thousands) of them in just 2 days.
Putin is often bragging about the power and strength of his army.
But look at the condition of that Russian tank, which Ukrainian troops managed to obtain.
I guess Putin didn't care that his soldiers have no chances to survive in that barely functional pile of junk. 🤷♂️
A restaurant in my hometown preparing meals for soldiers, doctors, government officials and everyone else who's helping around the clock to resist Russian invasion.
Just visited Ukrainian embassy in Singapore, where some local activists gathered for a meeting to discuss what we can do from far away to help our country.
Spreading truthful information and educating people about Russian military agression is among top priorities right now.
My parents went to the bombshelter to wait it out.
When will the world stop this idiot Putin?
FYI:
I'm avoiding to tweet some of the most horrible imagery from Russian invasion so that I don't get blocked for shoking content (or reported by Russian trolls).
But you can trust my word that there's lots of dead bodies on Ukrainian soil right now.
Remember I said this is going to happen? Ukrainian "bartenders" have quite an experience with Molotov cocktails.
We have the first documented act of civil resistance to Russian military forces.
Looks like Russian pirate video hosting sites are filled with Ukrainian pre-roll ads, where a very famous Ukrainian travel blogger talks about the Russian invasion in Ukraine.
Also... ZETFLIX 😂
Oh!
I think I need to provide important context to my previous message.
It seems like people in Russia are losing access to social media sites (YouTube, Facebook, Instagram, etc).
Which means it gets harder to reach them with anything but Russian propaganda.
- Grab a random image from an article?
- Find a relevant stock photo & slap some text on it?
- Use Canva?
- Order a custom illustration for each article?
Here at @ahrefs we just switched from custom design to auto-generating them.🙂
There's actually an entire story behind our blog's "featured images," which I shared a few years ago.
"Is KD metric enough for gauging your chances to rank?"
NO!
Ask any professional SEO to MANUALLY gauge your chances to rank for a given keyword & I'm sure they will refrain from making any specific promises (if they're a true professional ofc).
Many people erroneously expect the Keyword Difficulty metric to boil down the entire sophisticated Google ranking algorithm to a simple 2-digit number.
9 "interesting" marketing stunts that we did at @ahrefs
Let's face it, most of digital marketing is rather "unexciting:"
- Create "SEO content" & grow traffic
- Run ads on BOFU keywords
- Retarget visitors with FB ads
- Build an email list & setup automation
- Optimise your landing pages
- Start a community
- etc
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I'm not the most creative marketer on the planet, but I'm always looking for ways to break this routine and do something outside of that box.
So here's a list of 9 "interesting" marketing stunts that we've carried out at Ahrefs in the past few years: