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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
O Valentine, to be daring on Youtube or not to be?
Youtube have adapted their logo for valentine’s day. With minimal design it’s suddenly made their tagline really cute! See what…
Do you think Adwords content ads need an update?
Marketers have started a petition on Facebook requesting Google AdWords to accept AS3 flash banners. This week i was contacted…
Distillation of consulting business is a win for SEOmoz & Distilled
Distilled, a U.K. based SEO and digital marketing firm, has struck a partnership with SEOmoz in which Distilled will take…
Ask Jeeves pushes Q&A service with new TV ad campaign
Brand republic reported earlier this week that Ask Jeeves is launching a nationwide UK TV ad campaign to support their…
5 New Year Resolutions for Search Marketers in 2010
New year’s resolutions is usually about going back to basics, but it should not be reserved just for your personal…
Search Marketing 2010: Plan ahead by looking back
Happy New Year, SEWatchers! Hope you had brilliant holidays and a chance to relax. Now time to ease ourselves back…
2009
Why Bit.ly Pro & Twitter Contributors is great news for large publishers
Whether it is a good time or not to be in the publishing industry right now, is most likely a…
Day one in a life without Google
Benjamin Ellis, a leading consultant for digital businesses and tech startups in the UK seems to be in the mood…
Bing bing! Second round: time to change your search engine or switch your browser?
Coincidence or not, in the wake of Firefox recommending their users switch to Bing, Google launched a nationwide campaign advertising…
2008
Londoners faceoff online in support of their candidates for the Mayoral Election
If the popularity of Facebook fansites was an indicator of how Londoners will vote on May 1st then Boris would…