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  1. March Madness = Search and AdWords Madness?

    The keyword "louisville cardinals" (which essentially could refer to any of the athletic teams representing the University) had only 6 million results in February, but increased to 24.7 million in March in response to their impressive progression...

  2. SES New York Keynote Speaker Says Internet is TV’s Best Friend

    He holds a Master’s degree in Computer Information Systems from Bentley University and in 2012 was named the Ad Club’s Media All Star. MP: Apple TV, Roku, Boxee TV, Google TV, Samsung Smart TVs, etc.stream online video (that was once relegated to...

  3. Leverage Twitter's Influence To Work For Your Brand

    And it doesn’t take long to achieve this mental trigger.in a 2001 MIT study by David Melcher, an associate professor at Trento University in Italy, it was found that after only 1 second of display, respondents described visual images with 60...

  4. Inorganic vs. Organic Backlinking Strategies: Getting Back to Basics

    Google's origins are academic in nature, having started as a research project at Stanford University. Seventeen years later, relevancy is still at the core of Google's organic search algorithm, especially when it comes down to backlinks.

  5. How Search is Helping Quora Break Through to the Mass Market

    Questions such as “Why would I choose this university over another? Given the almost inherent quality and relevance of its content, Quora seems poised to ride the Google wave even higher and potentially find its way into the mass market before long.

  6. Domain Names With Geo Specific Keywords Offer Local Ranking Opportunities [Study]

    UCLA Spring Break 2012 outpaced any other university search term by three spots without receiving the advantage of a mention in the title tag. For this test we elected to do a study on the University of California school system and produce a small...

  7. Microsoft Snipes (Only) at Google Over Browser Settings Circumvention Controversy

    Oddly, though, Microsoft’s “discovery” comes two days after TAP blog published Internet Explorer privacy protections also being circumvented by Google, Facebook, and many more, by Carnegie Mellon University Associate Professor Lorrie Faith Cranor.