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  1. Awesome Frickin' Content

    Creating great content is integral to attracting more and better traffic. Awesome content isn't ordinary and doesn't fade into the background. It stands out from the crowd, and is worthy of discussing, writing about, talking about, and publishing.

  2. 4 Frustrations for In-House SEOs

    Working as an in-house SEO can be a rewarding experience, but it can also be a very frustrating one. Here are four particularly frustrating scenarios that frequently leave in-house SEOs with a copy of their palm in red on their own forehead.

  3. Google Adds Android App Activity to Search Results

    Google has announced that its desktop and mobile search will now include data gathered from Android app activity. The feature will allow users who search for titles of mobile applications to see aggregated data taken from the app.

  4. Are You Making These 5 Basic SEO Mistakes?

    Not getting the search traffic you were hoping for? In a new Webmaster Help video, Google's Distinguished Engineer Matt Cutts reveals five of the biggest basic SEO mistakes webmasters make, and suggests a few ways to improve your website.

  5. Killer PPC Testing Using an Ad Testing Matrix

    The test matrix is your roadmap for executing PPC tests – it becomes a living record of all the tests you’ve done. By following a systematic approach to ad testing with a testing matrix, you’ll give yourself the best chance at great ROI from PPC.

  6. Google Active View Format Gets Accreditation

    Active View lets advertisers reserve inventory on the Google Display Network and pay only for those that meet the Interactive Advertising Bureau’s proposed standard of at least 50 percent of an ad being visible onscreen for one second or longer.

  7. Google Kills Meebo Bar to Focus on Google+ Sign-In

    Google will discontinue the Meebo toolbar and hopes that users will switch to Google+ and its single sign on. Google acquired Meebo for about $100 million last summer. The Meebo Bar will stop loading on publisher sites on June 6.

  8. You Can Now Get Google Now on iPhone, iPad

    Google is bringing its Now predictive search platform to Apple's mobile operating system as a feature on the new version of Google's Search application for the iPhone and iPad. Users will be able to access Now through the Search app itself.

  9. New Bing Logo: Here's What It Might Soon Look Like

    Bing may be getting a new logo. Microsoft revealed a few new logo design concepts during a Design Day presentation in Norway, including a white and gold "boomerang" logo for its Bing search engine. Could this logo soon become Bing's logo?

  10. Bing Search Now Delivers Anywhere From 4 to 14 Results

    Have you noticed as few as 4 or 8 search results on Bing? That's because more than 50 percent of searchers click on Bing's first organic result. If you don't find what you're looking for, Bing may show 12 or 14 results after an unsuccessful search.