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  1. How to Create Effective Content to Help SEO & Sales: 3 Top Ideas

    Cut to August 2011, and Business Insider put out their infographic on Tips for Tipping Etiquette, which was an exceptionally well put together guide on tipping etiquette based on frequency and service offered, in an easy to read chart format.

  2. Putting Search in Focus: Trends to Watch in 2013

    Because of this, our speakers are willing to share much more insider infothan they would with a huge crowd. Successful business leaders? He brought his legacy of successful business leadership to help the company continue its focus on long-term value.

  3. Expenses, Motorola Losses Eat Into Google’s $14.10 Billion Q3 Revenue

    Some, like Business Insider’s Henry Blodget, blame Motorola for the losses. He doesn’t believe investors should worry; the core business is still performing. Although Google's core business modestly missed expectations, it was Motorola that was the...

  4. Yahoo Shareholders to Get $3.65 Billion as Alibaba Completes $7.6 Billion Buyback

    Business Insider published Mayer’s leaked memo to staff about the deal, which read in part: “This outcome is terrific for Yahoo! Alibaba, China’s e-commerce giant, has announced the successful buyback of half of Yahoo’s assets in their company, in...

  5. Facebook Mobile Ads a Hit for Investors, But What About Marketers?

    Citing the TBG Digital study, Business Insider points out that these higher CTRs mean Facebook is raking in $9.86 per 1,000 impressions on mobile ads, compared to $3.62 on web ads. It may be a bit early for marketers to buy into the hype and do a...

  6. MagiCubes.com Uses YouTube Private Videos to Turn Straw into Gold

    GJ: At the GKIC Super Conference in Chicago back in April 27-May 1, 2011, Bill Glazer, the co-founder of Glazer-Kennedy Insider’s Circle, discussed the importance of "lumpy mail. By 2009, we created our first “scripted” demo that highlighted “the...

  7. Yahoo Sale Getting Closer?

    As Yahoo moves closer to what appears to be an inevitable sale, it seems former CEO and co-founder Jerry Yang has 'essentially' taken control of the company, Business Insider reported. Yahoo advisors are readying financial information for potential...