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  1. How to Use a Military Concept to Manage SEO in a Data-Scarcity Reality

    By your estimation, the term "video splitters" accounted for about 10 percent of your total organic traffic and the page it ranks for has been getting about 350 visits per month from organic search. Proving the Value of Your Search Campaign...

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

    Think about the early days of search engine marketing, when businesses went in early and built their brand online, it gave them a strategic advantage. Dana noted that 25 percent of all social media users have interaction with their phone within 5...

  3. What on Earth is a Nexialist and Why Are They So Good at Link Building?

    Online News Rooms Grow Up, Go Social, Get Optimized Lisa Buyer says that while most brands report having an online newsroom as part of the company website, only 14 percent of press releases were optimized for search and recent surveys indicate...

  4. The Search Agency Launches Local Search Campaign Management Platform

    The Search Agency said that its automation can let its customers reduce their account management workforces by 90 percent. The Search Agency has launched an automated alternative that lets search resellers get better results for small businesses...

  5. Second Screen Engagement: Twitter VP @joell to Share Latest Trends #SESNY

    Joel Lunenfeld, Twitter’s VP of Global Brand Strategy, will be a keynote speaker at SES New York 2013. When events happen in the real world, they happen on Twitter.percent of those using Twitter do so in front of a TV, and according to Nielsen 33...

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

    It turns out that tweets contain a lot of valuable consumer feedback; with 12 percent of brand-mention tweets including product suggestions, 20 percent of which are rated at 4 stars or higher. And to take this further, maybe augment your paid...

  7. Google Submits Response to EC Antitrust Regulators

    Theoretically Google could face a fine as high as $4 billion – 10 percent of its global turnover – if found to be in breach of European laws. After the conclusion of the FTC investigation, Google voluntarily made changes to some of its practices...