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  1. Google Under Fire Again for Providing Easy Access to Prescription Drugs

    Google is allowing illegal prescription drug activity online and profiting from it, according to a report by USA Today. USA Today also reported the group Digital Citizens Alliance found Google was allowing ads on YouTube videos that feature illegal...

  2. 22 Facebook PR Secrets Every Community Manager Should Know

    Think USA Today rather than New York Times. Social dashboards indicate Facebook marketing fashion changes by the season. In order to stay ahead of the competition, you might have to download a book or two, attend a webinar or five, and stay on a...

  3. SEOs: Will You Negotiate a Salary Increase in 2013?

    Last week SEO Software company, Conductor, released an infographic which compiled data from Indeed and Payscale that illustrated SEO role salary ranges across the USA. Unsurprisingly the highest rates are paid in New York and San Francisco, with...

  4. Facebook Ads 80% Bot Claim, Examined! Why You Shouldn’t Lose Faith Just Yet

    Internationally, possible FB Ads bot traffic is higher than it is in the USA but much lower than Limited reports. Possible bot traffic from the USA is much lower than Limited’s study purported. USA Bot traffic could be as high as 17 percent if the...

  5. Baidu Paid & Organic Search Starter Guide

    If you don't have a license to operate in China and do not require one (a hotel in the USA as an example), then you need to do the same as a Chinese company but send your local company registration documents with the words original copy signed by...

  6. Google Won't Pause New Privacy Policy - Should They Have To?

    Mary Bono Mack, R- Calif.arranged the briefing, telling USA Today that Google’s March 1 launch date for the new policy doesn’t leave time for a full public hearing. Joe Barton, R-Tex.told USA Today, “I asked specifically about Google's deletion...

  7. Pot (Microsoft) Calls Kettle (Google) Black on Privacy

    The ads are appearing in newspapers such as The Wall Street Journal, The New York Times, and USA Today. Did you know Microsoft truly puts people first? Instead of having horrible, evil products like Gmail, Google’s search engine, Google Docs, or...