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adCenter Add-In for Excel Out of Beta, Rebranded to Microsoft Advertising Intelligence
adCenter has released its Add-In for Excel out of beta and has given it a brand new name: Microsoft Advertising Intelligence. The tool is…
What Is the Desired Conversion Action?
Understanding your conversion actions is the key to landing page optimization success. Knowing what to measure for different situations can help you optimize your…
Facebook to Give Out User Names at Midnight EST Friday Night
You might need to get home early from the clubs on Friday night. At midnight, Facebook begins giving out user names and you’ll want…
StumbleUpon’s New URL Shortening Service to Allow Simultaneous Posts to SU, Twitter, and Facebook
It’s a conundrum many of us have faced. We have a Twitter account and a Facebook account. We don’t always have the same followers…
CitySquares Offers All Businesses Couponing Opportunity
Local search site CitySquares is now offering all businesses the opportunity to extend coupons to their customers. To take advantage of the opportunity: Go…
SES Toronto 2009 Blog Coverage – Day 2
Check out some of the coverage from Day 2 at SES Toronto: aimClear 4 Video Optimization Experts Dish Killer Tips TechNews.AM Top Stories from…
SearchDay | Are PPC Ads Now Counting in Google Organic Backlinks?
Today's search engine marketing news and opinion: Are PPC Ads Now Counting in Google Organic Backlinks?; Dear Google Analytics...; Initial comScore Data Confirms Bing's…
Are PPC Ads Now Counting in Google Organic Backlinks?
In the past, I've said there's no direct correlation between editorial rankings and paid advertisements. Well, it seems I was wrong. Paid search really…
Dear Google Analytics…
I'm writing an open letter to the Google Analytics folks on behalf of my small business friends around the Web. We're getting a little…
Initial comScore Data Confirms Bing’s First Week Success
Last week, StatCounter was the first to release data showing Bing doing well in its first week. Now, comScore data seems to corroborate that…