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PPC and SEO Work Better Together
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17 Aug 2011Razorfish looked at the analytics from a year’s worth of client data and determined that when someone asks if it’s important to buy keywords if you already show up in Organic Search, even Position 1…that the answer, for the most part, is YES! Go to Source
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- Tags: Analytics, client data, PPC
Twtrland is a new service that converts Twitter streams into detailed profiles to try and make it easier to decide whom to follow. Simply plug in the Twitter handle you want to analyze, and Twtrland will build a profile for you. (See mine above.) The profile includes info like how often the user is retweeted, [...]
My SEO has Fallen Down and Can’t Get Up
In: web resources
12 Aug 2011Your company’s SEO efforts have dropped and you’re site is not getting the traffic you desired. Is it time to panic or search for ways to right the ship? Countless marketers, I.T. heads, webmasters and more have had to deal with this very issue over time, leading some small business owners to wonder how they [...]
HTML5 Boiler Plate Hits 2.0
In: web resources
11 Aug 2011HTML5 Boiler Plate, a template for building HTML5 sites, has been updated to version 2.0. You can find it in GitHub here. One particularly slick feature: it will prompt users of Internet Explorer 6 to install Google Chrome Frame, which no longer requires admin privileges to run. Sponsor Other new features include: Uses normalize.css instead [...]
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