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Written By: evilgreenmonkey
I am a self-confessed conference groupie. Not only do I try to attend as many search marketing conferences as possible throughout the year - I also enjoy attending them and feel a buzz as the next event approaches. This may sound strange to some people, although I fear that I’m not alone.
Posted: February 7th, 2007 under Conferences.
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Written By: guardianX
Most site owners are constantly on the look out for ways to increase their online exposure. Increasing web traffic not only allows for higher brand recognition but also higher revenues. One of the most overlooked methods to achieve this, is to get content syndicated from your website and onto smaller sites or 3rd party aggregators. This provides targeted inbound traffic from the people who have read your content and click through to read more.
Posted: January 11th, 2007 under Articles, Companies - Google.
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Written By: Dug
With MSN adCenter’s 6 month anniversary fast approaching, it seems the perfect opportunity to review the product. Anyone that has worked with the tool from the beginning can tell you that things didn’t start exactly to plan - the phrase, couldn’t hit a barn door with a banjo springs to mind; but have things changed?
Posted: January 8th, 2007 under PPC Paid Search.
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Written By: evilgreenmonkey
There is a growing trend within the SEO community to advertise yourself or your company as an “ethical” White Hat, denouncing Black Hat SEO as “illegal” and “immoral”. Such behaviour seems to be encouraged by the search engines; but what really is Black Hat and why is it considered a seemingly criminal practice?
Posted: January 1st, 2007 under Search Engine Optimization.
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Written By: evilgreenmonkey
Almost one year on since Yahoo Answers launched in December 2005, we’re taking a look back at how it has grown and where the future lies for the Q&A website model.For those of you yet to hear of, or experience Yahoo Answers, it is essentially a platform enabling registered users to pose questions to others within an online community. Each response can be rated, and a single answer can be chosen as the best. A merit system deducts points from a user for asking a question and rewards them for answering others.Posted: November 19th, 2006 under Companies - Yahoo.
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