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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
SearchIgnite Unveils 4.0
SearchIgnite ‘4.0’ is released today, which is a newer and enhanced version of the company’s search marketing and digital media…
WordStream Launches Advanced SEO Toolset
New software suite offers typical keyword analysis and keyword suggestion capabilities of other SEO tools, but is now layering in…
First screenshots of the Facebook ‘Like’ button
Facebook ‘Like’ button has gone live! Last month, ClickZ broke the news that Facebook Killing ‘Become A Fan,’ Embracing ‘Like’.…
In App Ads On iPad? The Future of Mobile Engagement is Synesthetic
Today, Steve Jobs announced iAds, Apple’s mobile ad network. Zach Rodgers, from ClickZ, took a first look at the iPad…
Insights Tweeted from #SESNY
If you were not at #SESNY 2010 or #SESLondon 2010 then you may have missed some of the expert insights…
Winners of the #seofilms competition on Facebook.com/sewatch
If you have missed it, we have been running a photoshop competition on the Search Engine Watch fan page (Facebook.com/sewatch).…
Would You Trade Google Buzz for a Paperweight?
Following Chitika Research’s post on Google’s (Lack of) Buzz, some blogs have been wondering if Buzz is on its way…
Twitter Launches New Home Page
If you haven’t seen it yet, here is a screenshot of the new Twitter home page. As predicted, Twitter has…
Google Announces AdWords Search Funnels at #SESny
Many online marketing analytics experts have been quick to accuse search engines of stealing all the glory, due to using…
Buzzzy bytes the Beast
Recently everybody has been abuzz with concern over Google’s presumptious approach to privacy, particularly since the launch of Google Buzz,…