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  1. How to Report Organic Search Traffic Gains After Filtering 'Bad' Traffic

    And, the "goals" that had been set up in Google Analytics did little to provide actionable information to really know what's going on, or whether things were "good". As I'm sitting here, I am awaiting a response from a client on renewal of their...

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

    Google Maps (and its Yelp-like counterpart, Google+ Local) have undergone significant changes since they were first launched in 2005 and 2010, respectively. At Google I/O 2013, huge changes to the user experience of Maps were announced.

  3. Google AdWords Keyword Match Types and Negatives: The Ultimate Guide

    On the Google Display Network, all keywords are considered broad match only. Negative keywords work on the Google Display Network. According to Google, an exception to this is compound keywords: For example "baby spinach.

  4. Google Doodle Celebrates 'Where the Wild Things Are' Author Maurice Sendak

    A Google Doodle today pays tribute to the author and illustrator known for such children's books as "Where the Wild Things Are," "In the Night Kitchen", and "Outside Over There. Today's Google Doodle takes visitors on an animated journey through...

  5. Google Under Fire Again for Providing Easy Access to Prescription Drugs

    Google is allowing illegal prescription drug activity online and profiting from it, according to a report by USA Today. Mississippi Attorney General Jim Hood claimed Google was up to its old tricks by allowing websites to be found that sell illegal...

  6. Google Analytics Finally Gives Developers Content Experiments API

    Google Analytics revamped Content Experiments last summer. Last week, Google announced the launch of a specific API for Content Experiments. The new content experiments API allows developers to pick and choose from all the features available within...

  7. Pinterest Analytics: The Ultimate Guide to Tracking Your Site’s Performance on Pinterest

    Even though Pinterest can't yet compete with Facebook, it is growing exponentially and in three short years is now one of the top six largest social media networks, alongside Twitter, LinkedIn, Google+, and YouTube.