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Finding Your Blogosphere Footprint
In last month’s post on Improving the User Experience with Site Analytics, we have theorized that producing quality content is not only best for our website, but more importantly, is best for achieving the main objectives of our presence online. In more general terms, we should seek to market our website to the user experience [...]
Improving the User Experience with Site Analytics
Having a presence in the online world is quickly becoming common, and everyone from companies to the average Joe is leaving their digital footprint on it. This is exemplified through the many product pages, online albums of family pictures, and candid consumer reviews that exist on the Internet. But just as it is worthwhile to [...]
Google’s Interest-Based Advertising (Beta)
In light (at least partially) of Yahoo’s new targeting features that were announced earlier this month, Google is quickly following suit in a post made by the VP of Product Management, Susan Wojcicki. According to the post,
We think we can make online advertising even more relevant and useful by using additional information about the websites [...]
Baidu to Distinguish Paid Search Ads
While most Internet users of the world are accustomed to seeing paid search ads clearly labelled as “sponsored links” or some variation thereof, such has not been the case for users of China’s Baidu search engine. Pay-per-click advertisements are completely integrated… err… hidden… into the organic listings in the SERPs, making them indistinguishable from organic [...]
Search Engine Marketing in 2009
With the new year fast approaching and as you begin drafting your new year resolutions, be sure to set some goals for staying ahead in your search engine marketing efforts. The Internet is always springing up new opportunities for reaching your audience, and here are a couple of ways to lead the pack in 2009.
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