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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.
2010
UK Senior Marketers Focus On Mobile SEO Over Social Media in Q3 2010
The Pearlfinders UK Index, tracks interview topics from over 5,000 conversations with marketing decision makers in the U.K. said that…
Search Agency Update: Industry People & Talent Moves
Lots of changes in management over the last week at some top companies. Twitter announced a new CEO, Dick Costolo,…
9 Reasons Why it Might Be Time For Marketers to Value Virtual Goods
Convergence of web, mobile and TV may create stronger emotional connections between audiences.
Happy Birthday Google. 12 Years On, Then & Now
Google turns 12 today. Which, in human terms, means it is almost teenager! Which also means that there are high…
Kentucky Mom Cooks Up Metadata Recipe For Increasing YouTube Partner Revenue – Can Your Mum Do That?
Can your mom cook up a recipe for meta data? Mine can't. I've tried talking to my mom about metadata…
YouTube Annotations: 32 Ways to Bait a Bear (& Spark One Amazing Idea For Yourself)
Hey, it’s Friday. It’s the only day you can say to your boss, “all work and no play makes Johnny…
Propeller.com Spinning to a Stop
Social news site and once pretender to the Digg throne, Propeller, announced today that they are shutting down. Propeller was…
Rich Snippets Support in Google Local Search Results
Google is now incorporating rich data into it’s local search results. The upshot of this is that local directories can,…
Yahoo Launches Advertising Solutions Portal
Everyone seems to be cleaning up their interfaces today. Hot on the heels of Google New, Yahoo’s B2B division launched…
Google New, A New Landing Page For All New Google Products
Google allow their employees to spend 20% of their time on new project ideas. Pretty sweet, right? The latest output…