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Jonathan Allen
Jonathan Allen is the President of Longneck & Thunderfoot, a brand publishing and digital marketing company. He is the former director of Search Engine Watch 2009-13), an AZBEE award winning blog on search engine marketing, and former co-founder of Moblog, a Webby, MEGAS, RTS award winning & BAFTA nominee, social network for amateur photographers and citizen journalists.
2016
7 Timeless Reasons Why & How Content Goes Viral
So what makes content go viral? And what makes people participate in these phenomena?
2013
Do Second Screen Campaigns Have Marketing Potential on Twitter?
This small experiment shows that social media managers who engage in short bursts of live tweeting and curating conversations on…
Google Chromebook Ads Popping Up on Chrome Start Pages
Google is advertising new Chromebooks to some users for $249. While the ad is unobtrusive and momentarily makes the start…
Google Launches Zavers Digital Coupon Service
Google have launched a new digital coupon called Zavers. The coupon enables retailers and manufacturers to reward customers with coupons…
iAcquire Please Stop Having Fun & Get Back to Work
iAcquire have posted a video to celebrate a unique year. After some high profile SEO hires such as Michael King,…
SEMPO Launch Search Marketer Salary Survey for 2013
Search industry body, SEMPO, have launched their annual salary survey in conjunction with Search Engine Watch's (SEW) sister site ClickZ.…
PR & SEOs Listen Up! HitTail is Back to Make You Panda Proof
Exactly a year ago today, you may have spotted the relaunch of HitTail; or you may have totally missed it.…
2012
Social Content Analytics: SEW’s Most Engaging Posts of 2012
By way of thanks to SEW's contributors for producing great content, we wanted to see if there is a reasonable…
Have You Had This Shopping Experience Recently?
Google Analytics posted a great little video to their YouTube channel today which provides a cautionary tale as to the…
Google’s Zeitgeist Video Gets You Right… There
If you were thinking of stabbing yourself in the eye after reading the data from Yahoo's 2012 search trends, we…
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