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  • What You Can Do Now to Start Ahead of the Game in 2010
    Start the New Year off right by resolving your tracking and attribution, taking care of some basic SEO issues, and finding ways to keep your site fresh.
  • Search as a Branding Channel
    Don't miss out on the opportunity to expose your brand to millions of targeted, potential buyers this holiday season.
  • When to Go In-House for Your SEM
    Keeping your efforts in-house has a lot of upside. Here are a few benefits.
  • Getting the Most Out of Your SEM Agency
    Five tips for working with an external team.
  • Improve Your SEM in Time for the Holidays
    While it's the beginning of ramp-up time for your holiday paid search campaigns, you're nearing the end of your opportunities for SEO improvements. But there's still time for changes to increase those free holiday visitors in November and December.
  • Putting the 'Search' in Research
    Knowing your customer is critical to reaching them effectively, and creating the ideal environment to convert them into buyers. Fortunately, your search efforts provide a great platform for learning about your customers through publically available data and inexpensive testing opportunities.
  • Social, Search, and Branding
    Social media is about interacting with your target audience, creating bonds with your brand, and then giving your audience outlets to exercise those bonds. To focus on mere content and links misses the point of participation.
  • Of PPC and PBJ: Comparing PPC and SEO Effectively, Part 2
    More important than combining the two efforts, the way PPC and SEO are measured together and separately can be far more important than getting the two to work together.
  • Of PPC and PBJ: Combining PPC and SEO Effectively, Part 1
    When search engine optimization and pay-per-click search ads work together, both can improve -- if it's done well. SEO's thick and salty "peanut butter" should form a strong base for PPC's "grape jelly" to form an unstoppable search/sandwich force, right?
  • What Can We Learn from Billy Mays?
    Billy Mays was the king of the As Seen on TV pitch. Mock him all you want, but there's a lot in Mays' legacy that can be used to mold an effective search campaign that builds your brand and drives action.
  • Share Your Way to Better SEO
    SEO campaigns often become bottled up in silos and never reach their full potential. SEO covers many different areas of your business, so sharing information and strategies across all possible lines is not only preferable, but should be a required part of any engagement.
  • SEO Friendly Site Structure – If You Build it, Will They Come?
    Your site's content is at the heart of what your site will rank for, and how well it will rank. But visitors will only come if you've structured your information in a way that's easy for visitors to navigate, and for search engines to understand.
  • SEO for President
    The sites of major candidates and minor players on both sides of the aisle show glaring holes in search strategy.

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