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  1. Login With Amazon: What is it and Why Should Online Business Owners Care?

    Login with Amazon allows users to login to registered third party websites or apps ('clients') using their Amazon user name and password. Clients may ask the user to share some personal information from their Amazon profile, including name, email...

  2. Unlock Powerful Insights With This Complex AdWords Retargeting Process

    One of my clients follows a freemium business model. Retargeting used effectively is one of the most powerful tools in digital marketing, but it's not without its wrinkles – which sometimes require steps and hops and turns a polka dancer could...

  3. SEO, Content Marketing & Social: Hot Topics Ahead of SES Toronto 2013

    None of the Powered by Search clients got hit by the algorithm update. Four groups of Canadian marketing professionals plan to attend the SES Toronto networking cocktail reception on Thursday, June 13 for a collaborative get-together with SES...

  4. 13 Twitter PR Secrets to Report News, Gain Publicity, & Build Relationships

    There are eight card types that can be attached to tweets, each of which has a beautiful consumption experience built for Twitter's web and mobile clients: Journalists, move over. Companies and organizations breaking news via a tweet is the new...

  5. Twitter Lead Generation Cards Let Advertisers Collect Email Addresses

    For now, Lead Generation Cards are only available to Twitter’s managed advertising clients, with the promise of opening it up to small and medium-sized businesses soon. Select advertisers can now build their email marketing list right in Twitter.

  6. Marketing Automation & Search – 3 Strategies for Mutual Success

    Our internal pages can replace standard logos with the logos of our manufacturing clients and also display snippet testimonials from other CEOs who love our software. For most organizations it's now a crucial piece of the marketing puzzle.

  7. Is Google Sucking the Life Out of Your Identity? Are They Alone?

    I don't use Chrome, I have a Gmail account only out of necessity, almost never using it, and I often sign out of Google when working on my clients' sites. I talked about how Google+ provided a hub by which users could be tied to their websites...