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  1. Is Agile Marketing the Future of Search in 2013?

    For example, following Michael Jackson's death in the early hours of the morning, Amazon very quickly updated its Amazon Store to make a tribute to him and cater toward the huge demand of people looking to purchase his music.

  2. Google’s Encrypted Search Data: A Cure for Vision Loss?

    Through all of these growing pains, remember one important thing: there’s virtually nothing about Google’s change that will impact the demand for your products and services. We know that Google’s strategy has been to always put users first, and...

  3. How B2B Search Engine Marketers Can Better Impact the B2B Buying Process

    Most of the corporate world carries a Blackberry in their pockets, and Blackberries have simple web browsers that demand simplicity from a mobile site. Blogger Outreach: Start simple by offering quality comments on a few key industry blogs on a...

  4. A Few Lessons I Learned About Online Writers Down on the Content Farm

    I actually met many great writers at Suite, Associated Content, Demand and other sites, but they became fewer and farther between as the flood gates continued to widen and quality increasingly became less of a factor.

  5. SEO Techniques for Large Sites: How to Maximize Product Visibility in Organic Search

    QDF scenarios are unique and demand unique strategies. Rather than focus on a definitive set of techniques, the problems inherent in product-level SEO demand a holistic approach. Bing, especially, seems to respond to high-quality sitemaps, and...

  6. The Agency's Guide to Building Links and Expertise with Guest Placement Campaigns

    If you're seeing strong signs of content demand you can start to expand your querying into a full blown inventory ¬– or at least set up the queries for someone else to do the prospecting for you. Pages that have "write for us" in the title tag...

  7. Gifting Online & Offline: Shopping and Behavioral Search

    This could be an indication that in 2011, manufacturers and retailers have a golden opportunity to tap into a new source of demand: people who search for gifts based on quality of service, not price. This could reflect a need for more display...