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SES New York 2012: Three Key Reasons For Video Marketers & Producers To Attend – ReelSEO Online Video News
Jan 20th
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SES New York 2012: Three Key Reasons For Video Marketers & Producers To Attend
ReelSEO Online Video News Greg Jarboe is president and co-founder of SEO-PR, which provides search engine optimization, online public relations, online video marketing, and social media marketing services. Jarboe is author of "YouTube and Video Marketing: An Hour a Day", … SES New York 2012 Names Avinash Kaushik, Digital Marketing Evangelist Google … |
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SEO hiring study: New York has highest volume of SEO positions – KoMarketing Associates
Jan 9th
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SEO hiring study: New York has highest volume of SEO positions
KoMarketing Associates According to a recent infographic from Onward Search, New York is the top ranked metro area when it comes to hiring SEO professionals, Mashable reports. Using the number of SEO-related positions posted on popular job board SimplyHired.com, … Search Engine Academy Announces Partnership with Innogage, Maker of Innoblogs #SEO SEO Campaign Manager Customer Service Team SEO Training SW Launches Free Video Training System Called the SEO Roadmap |
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Sarah Mogin to Lead Social Media Webinar Provided by Ajax Union SEO New York – PR Urgent (press release)
Jan 6th
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Sarah Mogin to Lead Social Media Webinar Provided by Ajax Union SEO New York
PR Urgent (press release) SEO company Ajax Union is promoting an upcoming social media webinar designed to educate small businesses about online marketing. Online marketing firm Ajax Union is hosting a free social media webinar for small business owners at 12 pm on Jan. … |
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SEOPartner Launches SEO New York – PR Web (press release)
Jan 2nd
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SEOPartner Launches SEO New York
PR Web (press release) Top SEO Company SEOPartner now offers professional SEO services in New York City as it expands its territory to include all the major English-speaking cities in the world. Through SEO New York, businesses in the Big Apple can now avail of the best … SEOPartner Opens Business in the Big Apple through SEO New York |
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SEOPartner Opens Business in the Big Apple through SEO New York – DigitalJournal.com (press release)
Jan 2nd
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SEOPartner Opens Business in the Big Apple through SEO New York
DigitalJournal.com (press release) Sydney-based SEO company SEOPartner has directed its global expansion campaign toward US shores. The search engine placement company has been targeting all the most important English-speaking cities, of which the USA clearly has more than its fair … |
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SEOPartner Makes it to the Big Apple, Now Serves the Greater New York Area – PR Web (press release)
Dec 27th
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SEOPartner Makes it to the Big Apple, Now Serves the Greater New York Area
PR Web (press release) SEOPartner owner and Internet marketing expert James Schramko talks about localized SEO and the launch of SEO New York. We, at SEO Partner, optimize websites for the local version of Google, making them visible to the local market, first and foremost. … |
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The Best Non-Tech Stories of the Year, c/o Ira Glass and the New York Times
Dec 23rd
One thing that I have learned from decades of writing is always find and tell a great story. And this is why Ira Glass is one of my heroes, one of my mentors. You wouldn’t think that a guy who writes about tech day in and day out could be so moved from listening to him on public radio, or seeing one of his live shows. It isn’t like he uses some new-fangled streaming audio gear or USB microphone setup. (Well, maybe he does, but that isn’t the point.) Hearing his show is always a moving experience, a moment when he finishes the story and you just go, “Wow, that was something.” Some stories are funny, some sad, some have morals or points to them, others just are what they are.
In any case, Glass sets a very high bar when it comes to his craft.
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Today you have a chance to read his work in a very unusual but wonderful experiment. Every year, the New York Times publishes in its last December Magazine section a recap of those who have died over the past year. Most are people that you remember from the announcement contemporaneously, some you have missed (no matter how carefully you read the obits or pay attention to the news) and surprise or shock you. This year’s installment combines the usual journalism of the famous deaths with Glass’s special section, where he has picked the deaths of ordinary folks. His are the extraordinary stories of the year and deserve mention. For those of us who write for a living, he continues to inspire us.
There is the story of the couple, both diagnosed with HIV, that are both in hospice care. He buys a motorcycle and surprises her with a last ride, while she is carrying her bag of Morphine and riding with her paper gown fluttering in the slipstream. Of the soldiers that died on one random day this summer, one of whom has to call in an air strike for the first time and realizes that his fourth grade teacher’s instruction of lattitude and longitude was what saved his men that day, and gets to tell her class in person when he returns home.
Another is the last speech a brilliant math teacher gave that is peppered with prime numbers, and contains the love he has for both his students and learning. A woman who fought for the rights of her kids to have proper shelter and won a long-standing lawsuit that has helped thousands of other at-risk kids as a result.How the founder of the cryonics movement was embalmed at his own death.
These quick summaries are not doing the stories justice. But you get the idea.
There is some tie-in to tech. The Times has collected, via Storify, a selection of inadvertent last Tweets from some prominent people here as part of its interactive collection. And the way the newspaper has arranged its coverage is also well thought out and something noteworthy for those of us that try to present lots of information online. (It even does a nice job with Helvetica type too.) But it is really the stories that make up this issue that are worthwhile. Go take a look.
So I realize that writing about Hedy Lamarr and Wifi, or how a group of security researchers uncovered a piece of malware, or how two bloggers fighting a troll isn’t going to be close to the level of the Times/Glass stories: not even in the same league. But they still are great stories for our time, and I hope to write many more for you. Here is to another wonderful year.
You can buy the newspaper on Sunday, or read it today online. If you are looking at ways to tell better stories, it is a must read. Thanks for the collection. You can also listen to Glass’ radio show online here too if you want more inspiration.
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SEOPartner Serves in New York, Dominates the Global SEO Arena – PR Web (press release)
Dec 21st
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SEOPartner Serves in New York, Dominates the Global SEO Arena
PR Web (press release) SEOPartner continues its quest for global domination in the SEO industry as it crosses over oceans and does business in all the four corners of the world. It has already tapped the US market and is now serving New York and other leading metropolitan … |
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Conductor Named One of New York City’s Top Three Best Places to Work by … – MarketWatch (press release)
Dec 7th
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Conductor Named One of New York City's Top Three Best Places to Work by …
MarketWatch (press release) NEW YORK, NY, Dec 07, 2011 (MARKETWIRE via COMTEX) — Conductor, the leading SEO technology provider, today announced it has been named to the annual Crain's New York Business Best Place to Work in New York City (NYC) list. … |
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