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Search Marketing is a Bit Like Preparing Christmas Dinner – QueryClick (blog)
Dec 23rd
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Search Marketing is a Bit Like Preparing Christmas Dinner
QueryClick (blog) To get the best out of an SEO campaign, everyone should know and understand why technical, structural, and content changes have been suggested. Inspired by Christmas, SEO, and Cooking, I have decided to relate the stages of optimising a website to … Your Content is Only as Boring as You Let It Be |
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Preparing For A New Era Of B2B SEO
Dec 21st
The end of the year is always a time for reflection on all of the work and effort of the previous 12 months. There has been a lot of talk in 2011 about the end of SEO as we know it. But the reality is that there will always be a need for strategy when [...]
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Preparing For A New Era Of B2B SEO – Search Engine Land
Dec 21st
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Preparing For A New Era Of B2B SEO
Search Engine Land There has been a lot of talk in 2011 about the end of SEO as we know it. But the reality is that there will always be a need for strategy when it comes to search engine positioning and capturing audience demand. It is true that what represents … Amazon, Zappos and Overstock Best Positioned to Succeed Online This Holiday Season Search engines favoured for finding local businesses Do You 'Really' Understand Basic Search Engine Optimization Things You Can Do? |
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Google Analytics Preparing for Social Reports Next Year
Dec 13th
A new Google Analytics feature will allow content developers to visualize a lot more than merely website visits. Google realizes that shared content rarely happens from a particular website. Instead, it happens throughout various social networking…
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Seo Taiji’s cryptic message, is he preparing for a comeback? – allkpop
Sep 15th
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Seo Taiji's cryptic message, is he preparing for a comeback?
allkpop by *Miso* – 4 mins ago On September 14th, Seo Taiji's official homepage changed to a planetary outer space theme with luminous background music and revealed suggestions for a potential comeback. Along with the new theme the following cryptic message … |
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Google Preparing Mobile Payments System with Citigroup & MasterCard (Report)
Mar 28th
Google is preparing to launch a mobile payments system in partnership with MasterCard and Citigoup, Inc., according to a report in today’s The Wall St. Journal. The service is the long-rumored mobile venture utilizing NFC (near field communication) technology, which allows customers to wave or tap their phones at the point-of-sale to pay for purchases. Google isn’t taking a cut of the transaction fees, says the report, but would use the system to provide retailers with more data about their customers so they could better target their ads.
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The WSJ says the project is still in its early stages, and would initially be available to Citigroup card holders with either debit or credit cards. The cards would be activated for use with the mobile payments system supported handsets like Google’s flagship phone, the Nexus S, developed in partnership with Samsung. The Nexus S includes an NFC chip which enables the phone to use a short-range wireless technology known as near field communication. Not only intended for mobile payments, NFC can be used to exchange any data between two NFC-enabled devices that are in close proximity to each other.
With Google’s system, customers could use their mobile phones to make purchases at participating retailers, track spending on their phone and even received targeted ads and discounts from merchants sent directly to their handsets.
On the merchant’s side, VeriFone, which makes card readers and other POS equipment, would be involved in the project.
In a separate report from last week, Bloomberg had said that Google would begin testing a mobile payments system in stores in New York and San Francisco within four months. The company will pay for the installation of equipment from VeriFone to accept the mobile payments.
This report also named Vivotech, a mobile payments and marketing company, as being involved in the project. It also said that other cities, including Los Angeles, Chicago and Washington D.C. may be future test markets for the project.
Earlier this year we looked at a number of Google’s initiatives, that, when tied together, painted a relatively detailed picture of Google’s mobile payment plans, including Android’s support for NFC, Google’s local reviews program called Hotpot and its NFC-enabled windows stickers, Google’s acquisition of Zetawire, a mobile payment company working on a mobile wallet solution and more.
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Google Preparing To Launch Social “Circles” — Or Maybe Not
Mar 13th
There’s lots of buzzing and posting this morning based on a couple of tweets from Tim O’Reilly and Steve Case. They state that “Google Circles” (which is “awesome”) is going to launch “possibly today.” ReadWriteWeb has a lengthy discussion of the…
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Preparing Your Small Business Site For SEO – Search Engine Watch
Oct 29th
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Preparing Your Small Business Site For SEO
Search Engine Watch But what if you have a brand new site and are approaching search engine optimization (SEO) for the first time? What you actually need to do is simple. … Content is King – SEO is the Court Jester Web Tools and Technology Announces Launch of a Webmaster Service SEO Company Tips: Optimizing WordPress Blog For Better Search Rankings |
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Twitter Preparing Official Tweet Buttons: Report
Aug 11th
Twitter is planning to launch an official “Tweet” button this week, according to Mashable. The button will come in three forms, according to internal Twitter documents that Mashable has published.
When asked to confirm Mashable’s report and the authenticity of the internal documents, a Twitter spokesperson would only tell us, “Stay tuned.”
The button will be embeddable [...]
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