Rather than beat a dead horse, let me quote Ian Lurie, who offers a good, succinct definition of long tail search traffic: Lurie’s article goes into a lot of detail about what the long tail is. While the practice of search engine optimization (SEO...
Ian Lurie, Chief Marketing Curmudgeon and President at Portent, said Google has "done this for one reason, and one reason only: To shut out competing ad networks. Google has made a major change to the way secure search works for signed in users of...
Contributors come from all over the globe and reflect different specialism within SEO and closely related disciplines and are Alan Bleiweiss, Andrea Scarpetta, Andrew Bleakley, Anthony Verre, Barry Adams, Dana Lookadoo, Danny Sullivan, Dean...
Shortly after I published my post, I came across a brilliant piece by Ian Lurie of Portent Interactive, “11 reasons no sane person starts an interactive marketing agency. SEO may be a bitch, but it’s not dead.
