Do we need new technology to drive innovation?
The potential applications of current technology are vast, James Murray asks if we need to wait for the future in order to drive innovation?
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Do we need new technology to drive innovation?
Friday Talk: Marissa Mayer on Women and Innovation
Marissa Mayer is now CEO of Yahoo for over a year. When she had just started she held a talk at the Annual Womensphere Global Summit & Awards on Women and Innovation.
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Friday Talk: Marissa Mayer on Women and Innovation
The Importance of Client Relationships for an SEO Agency
Jo Turnbull describes the importance of relationship building between the SEO agency and the client.
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The Importance of Client Relationships for an SEO Agency
Try a Little Tenderness – The Relationship Between Designers and SEOs
The relationship between designers & SEOs is often rocky, fraught with issues. So how can we improve things & develop better working relationships?
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Try a Little Tenderness – The Relationship Between Designers and SEOs
Don’t be a Salesman, be a Problem-Solver
Agencies often try the hard sell to win new business. Rarely is this the best approach, instead try to understand the customer and solve their problems.
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Don’t be a Salesman, be a Problem-Solver
The SEO Industry Mourns The Lost Of Ted Ulle, Tedster
Warren “Ted” Ulle, also known in the SEO community for his handle “Tedster,” has passed away with his family at his side Thursday night, June 27, 2013. Many of us in the SEO industry has learned an incredible amount of knowledge from Ted over the years. In all honesty, his…
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France and Search Marketing: June 2013
An update of what is going on in the French Search Industry.
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France and Search Marketing: June 2013
Shortterm-ism – the Biggest Barrier to SEO
Google is taking link spam seriously – and if a recent tweet from Matt Cutts is anything to go by, updates such as Penguin are going to become better and better.
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Shortterm-ism – the Biggest Barrier to SEO
Was the Penguin 2.0 the Biggest Storm in a Teacup in SEO circles yet?
Penguin 2.0 rolled out last week and it seems to be a remarkably underwhelming update for one with so much hype.
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Was the Penguin 2.0 the Biggest Storm in a Teacup in SEO circles yet?
Building The Case for Long-Form Content
Does long-form content work on the internet? Barry Adams outlines the various advantages of long content, from higher engagement to greater SEO value.
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Building The Case for Long-Form Content
Breaking out of the SEO Echo Chamber
It’s not that I don’t love this industry, I do; however I’ve been making an effort to change my usual reading habits in search of something new.
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Breaking out of the SEO Echo Chamber
A4U revamps and rebrands to PerformanceIN
After great success running the popular A4U events as well as their news site, industry events company A4u has relaunched and rebranded its business, complete with the launch of a brand new website – PerformanceIN.com.
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A4U revamps and rebrands to PerformanceIN
Inbound Marketing: misunderstandings, facts and strategy
Inbound Marketing is a term which triggers a lot of emotions and a lot of misunderstandings. Gianluca Fiorelli offers his take on things inbound.
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Inbound Marketing: misunderstandings, facts and strategy