Tampa-based BlueGlass has strengthened its European presence with the acquisition of Swiss digital marketing agency Idealizer. Founded in 2007, Idealizer specializes in search and content marketing, According to Zwicky, the Swiss team’s offerings...
The Swiss Army knife of SEO tools includes a way for you to accomplish this. I love digging into what I like to call the "catacombs" of large, established websites that have many years of history behind them to find little bits of link gold.
A Swiss court has relaxed the privacy and anonymization requirements being placed on Google's Street View service in the country. The Swiss Federal Tribunal ruled that the company won't need to guarantee 100 percent accuracy when blurring out the...
A Swiss Army Knife of free keyword tools – one to clean up keyword lists copied off webpages or from other sources by removing numbers, punctuation and words you don't want (e.g.free"); another tool to generate all the variations of two lists of...
In Switzerland, for example, pockets of the country converse in Italian, French and Swiss-German. With more than 73 percent of Internet users searching the web in a language other than English, the jump into the global unknown can certainly reap...
It's the Swiss Army Knife of mobile accessories! Smartphone Touchscreen Gloves on Amazon.com Don't freeze your hand or fingertips just because you have a smartphone or tablet. There are several gloves on the market designed to work with touchscreen...
But some people really like the communal chaos of mainland- it can be, in its own bizarre way, a bit like an ongoing piece of performance art, as Swiss style chalets wind up with giant neon rotating signs as next door neighbors.
Founded in 2009 by Maxim Grinev and Maria Grineva, a pair of Swiss computer scientists, the service has been fighting to compete with services like Paper.li and Flipboard. Russia's top earch engine Yandex has bought a social newspaper service known...
The big winners include swissinfo.ch, a news site that saw a 74.08 percent visibility increase; informer.com, a web development site that saw a 72.27 percent visibility increase; and the Swiss T-Mobile online site, which saw a 69.47 percent...
Swiss French, Swiss German and Swiss Italian). Last week here at Search Engine Watch, Dave Davies raised some key points about strategies for optimizing your website for English-speaking foreign markets, such as (for U.S.companies) Canada or the UK.
Swiss Court Orders Google to Manually Blur Street View Images by Danny Goodwin Here's a recap of this week's columns and news stories for the week of April 3 to 9, as reported by Search Engine Watch. Search Engine Optimization
Google eventually agreed to halt uploading new pictures of Swiss cities. Google's Street View mapping service infringes privacy, a Switzerland's Federal Administrative Court has ruled. Google must blur all faces, license plates, and ensure the...
Swiss Court to Issue Ruling on Google Street View - PCWorld Here's a recap of this week's columns and news stories for the week of Feb.to 26, as reported by Search Engine Watch, as well as search news and tips from around the web.
As a leading blog site in Europe, Skyrock has long dominated the French, Belgian, and Swiss social media marketplace. Just ask the citizens of Egypt, where social networks played a major role in their recent revolution.
A German speaking Swiss won't buy from a German website, for example. But this is a mistake. One problem is that, unlike in the U.S.where English is the main language, there are 200 different languages to contend with in Europe!
Pew-pew down goes the Swiss Government, then the Swiss Prosecutor, then Lieberman and more pew-pew it is MasterCard, Visa and now as I write this I watch as down goes PayPal. So I'm sitting here watching the downing of websites 1-2-3.
Assange in the sex case; and PostFinance, the Swiss postal system's financial arm, which closed founder Julian Assange's account after saying he provided false information by stating he resided in Switzerland.
Additionally, if you want to target customers in the Swiss market with a single domain such as a .de, then both solutions are inappropriate. It's been a few years since Google launched the ability to geographically target websites to particular...
You wouldn't normally search in any particular dialect, unless of course you were trying to target the Swiss Germans with your site (a practice I don't recommend). Such is the case with my German search marketing tips -- I started with the...
For instance, if I'm in Zurich, you might redirect me to the Swiss page, but provide a link to the US version of the page. But shouldn't Google know the difference by now? Is it cloaking, for example, if an e-commerce site wants to geo-target its...
