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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.
2012
Instantly Find & Follow New Friends via the #SESNY Tweetwall
SES New York 2012 is over... that was good wasn't it? It's not just the incredible content that makes SES…
The Curious Case of Social Buttons in E-commerce
Shopping search technology company, The Find, shared some research into the implementation of social buttons on e-commerce sites exclusively with…
Bing Linked Pages Simpler than Google+ Author Markup
At first glance Bing Linked Pages sounds like an answer to Google's content authorship markup. However any resemblance is short…
Script Your Own #SEOfilms for Linkdex to Win $250 at #SESNY
With only a week until SES New York, Linkdex have organized a fun little competition which gives you a chance…
Charles Dickens’ 200th Birthday Marks First Google Doodle as Promotional Vehicle
Google's latest Doodle marks the 200th Birthday of british novelist Charles Dickens but also marks the first time that the…
On Magic & SEO: Open Letter to Forbes, Bill Barol
SEW's reply to a blog post on Forbes.com entitled, "Sex, Free iPad, Naked Pictures of Cat Deeley, 8 Ways to…
2011
Funny Flirting with Siri; The Apple of My iPhone
This week, SEW has mostly been playing with Siri. So much so we tried to 'score a date' with the…
Happy Holidays from Google (And from us too!)
Google has really been spoiling us this year with holiday fun. There was the Let it Snow "easter egg" on…
Acquisio Acquire ClickEquations; Partner with Channel Intelligence
Acquisio have acquired ClickEquations for an undisclosed sum from Channel Intelligence and struck a strategic alliance which will see Channel…
“Define An English Person” C-Word Easter Egg or Google F-Bomb?
Go to Google. Type in "define an English person". Belly laugh.