Would you make a life or death decision about caring for a sick infant based solely on blog advice, or even WebMD? Would you decide on a retirement strategy by reading a few blog posts or a forum discussion? Probably not. Yet, some marketers choose to base their search marketing strategies on blog posts. In today’s SEM Crossfire column, “Don’t Believe Everything You Read,” Chris Boggs and Frank Watson remind you not to take the information you find online as gospel.
SEW Experts: Don’t Believe Everything You Read
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