What Time Does Super Bowl 2014 Start? Look Up!
Along with the Super Bowl, there’s another annual big game that happens — sites trying to be number one for “What Times Does The Super Bowl Start?” This year, I want to win by pointing out that no one should click on any of the articles competing. Just look up, searchers…
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Yahoo Updates Its Local Search Results
Yahoo gives its local search results a facelift with merchant snapshots that offer detailed business information, including a company overview, hours of operation, parking availability and more. The results looks a lot like Google.
AdWords Patent Infringement Costs Google Big Money
The court in Virginia has ordered Google to pay a royalty for all AdWords advertising revenue to Vringo for patent infringement, for infringing upon two patents it owns. Google is appealing the judgment, which could be worth billions of dollars.
Who is the Most Responsive to Social Customer-Service questions?
What industry and what companies within are responding best to customer care questions on Social Media? Find out here.
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Who is the Most Responsive to Social Customer-Service questions?
4 Content Marketing Strategies That Still Build Links
Does anybody else hear R.E.M. (video autoplay) playing in their heads every time they open a post about link building? Link building as we knew it is changing drastically; and seriously folks, it’s getting hard to write about. What’s the latest breaking news? Spammy guest posting for…
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Bing Ads Editor Update Gives The Lowly “Sync Update” Window Real Functionality
In the newest update to Bing Ads Editor, the Bing Ads team has given the Sync Results window some useful functionality Like AdWords editor, the new synch window in Bing Ads Editor shows the total number of changes and the number of those that have been…
The 10 coolest Google Business Views
1. Chataigner Yves
A Parisian cheese shop.
2. Sheikh Lotfollah Mosque, Iran
3. uShaka Marine World, South Africa
4. Toy Joy
An Austin toy shop. I couldn’t embed this one but you can click to explore.
5. Emirate A380
An aeroplane!
6. The Catalonia Parliament, Barcelona
7. Nasir Al Mulk Mosque, Shiraz, Iran.
8. Uncommon Objects
An Austin antiques shop.
9. Sarastro
A London restaurant.
10. Lung Shan Temple, Hong Kong
Your TV is Just Another Screen
With the Superbowl just around the corner, we thought it was a great time to start talking about the role TV advertising plays in our vision of the future of marketing.
Index Your Content Faster With the Fetch as Google Tool
Have new content that you’d like to be discovered and found in Google’s search results more quickly? Within Google Webmaster Tools is the Fetch as Google tool, which gives users the opportunity to submit new URLs to Google’s index.
Google Q4 2013 Earnings: Revenues Up, Paid Clicks Up & CPCs Down
Last night, Google announced earnings – the results were mixed where revenue targets were beat but earnings-per-share was lower than targets. In after hours trading last night…
Bing Rewards Adds iOS & Android Support, Windows Coming Later
Bing announced they are bringing their Bing Rewards program to mobile devices. Well, not all mobile devices, just iOS and Android for now. Some what ironically, Windows devices are currently not supported…
Do-It-Yourself Glass Frames Beat Google’s $225 Frames?
As you know, Google released prescription frames and now some have actually received them and been trying them out.
They aren’t cheap, they cost $225 and you have about five styles to choose from. Better yet, they don’t fold, like normal Google Glass…
Can You Rank In Google Without Content?
A WebmasterWorld thread has a webmaster who has a site that doesn’t have any real content. It is basically statistical downloads and specifications downloadable as PDFs or Zip files…
Video Recap of Weekly Search Buzz :: January 31, 2014
This week in search, I first apologize for how I sound and feel in this video. Googleâs Matt Cutts announced they penalized a French link network named…
Digital Marketing Research Publications for week 5 2014
An overview of research published around the web around Digital Marketing topics. Week 4 of 2014.
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Digital Marketing Research Publications for week 5 2014
Single Page Websites & SEO
Single page websites are quite popular right now; I see more and more each week on sites like The Latest and Product Hunt. No doubt they look cool when filled with great fonts, graphics and transitions. But can you SEO a single-page site and rank? Google’s Matt Cutts had this to say: (video…
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Search In Pics: The Simpsons With Google Glass, Oscar Mayer Car At Google & Google Military Truck
In this week’s Search In Pictures, here are the latest images culled from the web, showing what people eat at the search engine companies, how they play, who they meet, where they speak, what toys they have, and more. Spotted At Google: The Oscar Mayer Wienermobile: Source: Twitter Google…
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The Future of POS is the Future of Local Marketing
Amazon to Offer Kindle Checkout System to Physical Retailers was the headline in an article in the Wall Street Journal yesterday. I have long thought that POS and other similar integrated services delivered via a combination of hardware, software and web was the key to cracking the holy grail of SMB marketing services. In The Future of […]
Take Your Mobile App Marketing Campaigns to the Next Level With Deep Linking
The benefit of using deep links for mobile apps is the ability for marketers to bring users directly to a specific location within the app. Here are 10 reasons to use mobile deep linking, and how to use mobile deep linking in your app.
Separating Local and Organic Traffic in Google Webmaster Tools
Today I’m going to share a dead-simple Google Webmaster Tools hack that will help you split up pure organic impressions and clicks from Google’s local results. Hack is maybe a strong word, in any case it’s a workaround which compensates for the missing “Google Places” filter.…
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