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  1. SEO Into 2014: The Irreversible Changes in Google's Products

    Expect to see similar trends coming from Google Play (and App Store Optimization), Google Shopping (and Shop Engine Optimization), etc. And I have a strange feeling that soon enough these products will no longer only rely on search engine...

  2. How to Dominate the Entire First Page of Google

    App extensions Optimizing key images on your site such as your logos is another great way to take up potential search engine results page (SERP) real estate. Let's look at how you can monopolize all brand real estate on the first page of Google.

  3. Weekly Rundown: Lost Google Image Search Traffic, Facebook Search Ads & More

    Now playing: Twitter #music – Twitter BlogTwitter teams up with iTunes, Spotify, and Rdio for launch of new music discovery app. Android PoliceGoogle Glass companion app has some interesting finds. Windows 8 App Refresh – Bing Search BlogBing News...

  4. Google April Fools' Pranks 2013: YouTube Closing, Google Nose, Gmail Blue & More!

    Now there's a Google App for that. Google isn't the only search engine checking in with April Fools' antics. Wolfram|Alpha's Handwritten Knowledge Engine Introducing Wolfram|Alpha's Handwritten Knowledge Engine – the only Handwritten Knowledge...

  5. Mobile Marketing: Connecting With Your Audience on the Move

    Cost per install, lifetime value and in-app purchase are examples of app metrics. Other’ conversions: Instead of direct response metrics, on mobile there are other ways to ‘convert’ such as buy on device, call, download app, sequential usage and in...

  6. SEO Fail! 10 Most Commonly Overused Website Techniques

    Your website is not an app! Repeat, in case your mind was wandering.your website is not an app, stop treating it like it is one. Website users are a multivariate group with varying user intents, whereas the app user is looking for the app to take...

  7. Facebook’s Graph Search: the Ultimate Personalized Discovery Engine?

    I use Yelp to find restaurants, the Weather Channel app for local weather, Google Maps for directions, etc. It is in the app environment on mobile devices where I think Graph Search has the greatest potential to reach critical mass and experience...