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  1. Rise of the New School SEO Professional

    The New School Site Audit – Identifying Areas for Growth New-school SEOs are emerging now– created by smart marketers that know how to grow while preserving key core competencies. Opportunities from content marketing to GPS, local, and mobile...

  2. Black Friday & Cyber Monday PPC: How Did Retailers Prepare?

    The Container Store’s ad growth was gradual, while Godiva had a sprightly and extremely significant upsurge in their ads right around the beginning of last month. For instance, the Home Shopping Network’s top keyword is "shopnbc" (which just so...

  3. After Panda & Penguin, is Google Living Up to Its Great Expectations?

    Google's Stunted Growth None of us were born smart, but we have learned how to become smart as we’ve grown. Google, like any other software, evolves and corrects its own bugs and conceptual failures. The goal of the engineers working at Google is...

  4. 3M on Winning the Second Click with Big Data Appliances at BrightEdge #Share12

    On Wednesday I will be moderating a panel at BrightEdge Share 12, on the theme of a "New Direction of SEO" and will be joined by Raj Rao, VP of Global eTransformation at 3M, Leo Haryono, SEO Director at Macy’s and Andy Johns, Product Manager of...

  5. Why Search Agencies Should Tune Into the Display Buzz

    Display advertising is enjoying incredible growth that is expected to continue for years to come. Choosing to purchase display through an ad exchange or DSP is a safe and smart investment in your display advertising offerings both now, and in the...

  6. Mobile to Account for 25% of Paid Search Clicks on Google in 2012 [Study]

    The growth in click share is dramatic. The explosive adoption of smartphones and tablets, coupled with user behavior, is driving the growth of paid search clicks via mobile devices, said Matt Lawson, Marin Software’s Vice President of Marketing.

  7. The 4 Ps of Search Engine Optimization

    Actionable tip: Ensure that you are prepared for possible periods of no-growth or decline. The idea here is that it will almost always take longer than you would like to get the results you want from the activities you’re doing today, no matter how...