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  1. Google Celebrates Gay Pride Month, Supports LGBT Employees

    Here’s this year’s Google Pride logo from its worldwide logo design contest, which will be printed on shirts worn by Googlers as they march for the eighth year in the Pride Parade on June 30: Google is celebrating gay pride month in a big way.

  2. Do the PPC Engines Reward the Right Behaviors?

    Carefully crafted ad copy will, by design, discourage unqualified prospects from clicking. Years and years ago, when I was in graduate school, I read an article published in the Academy of Management Journal called "On the folly of rewarding A...

  3. Responsive Now! The Rise of Front-End Frameworks & Potential Pitfalls to Consider

    Google has raised its demand for a quality user experience, so it's no wonder responsive design is back on everyone's mind. Google's announcement that responsive web design is its preferred method for mobile delivery, coupled with its recent...

  4. The New Inbox: The Intersection of Email, Mobile & Social Marketing

    Jenkins went on to say that this is not responsive design, but actually one step past that. Design for Mobile now ‐ as time goes on, more and more people will be reading your messages on Mobile. The New Inbox: The Intersection of Email, Mobile and...

  5. Matt Cutts: Google Didn't Make Panda & Penguin to Force People Buy Ads

    Because if you look at the history of sites that have done relatively well or businesses that are doing well now, you can take anywhere from Instagram to Path, even Twitter, there’s a cool app called YardSale, and what those guys try to do is they...

  6. Ecommerce Title Tags: Top 5 Ways to Increase Clicks

    A consumer can now get a better sense of offers and pricing before even leaving a search; this is a course charted by Google design and more readily apparent with the newer paid Shopping results. What’s often highlighted are the dos and don’ts in...

  7. Doodle 4 Google 2013 Winner's Best Day: When Her Dad Came Home From War

    She also won a $30,000 college scholarship (she plans to attend the Minneapolis College of Art and Design this coming fall), a Chromebook computer, and a $50,000 technology grant for her school. Today's Google Doodle may be the most moving logo...