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Google Adds Ability to Undo Changes in AdWords
Google has finally added a long requested feature to Google AdWords in the form of a simple "Undo" button, providing advertisers with a backup…
Matt Cutts: Use the Link Disavow Tool Even if Your Site Hasn’t Been Penalized
If you've identified any suspicious or low-quality backlinks you believe might result Google taking a manual action, Matt Cutts recommends disavowing those links. This…
Google’s Yellow Ads Label Now Showing on Desktop Searches
Google is continuing to run tests on making their Google AdWords ads in search results clearly look like ads. The bright yellow "Ads" label,…
How to Use Images in Your Link Building Campaigns
You should make images a part of your link campaigns. Here are some tips on what make a good image (and a bad image),…
The 4 A’s of Killer Conversions
Understanding the 4 A's of visitor awareness can produce the same phenomenal conversion rates enjoyed by the top converting sites. Here's how to transition…
How to Convert One-Time Customers Into Repeat or Lifetime Customers
Getting the most out of your seasonal high tide can be exciting, but don't neglect what lies ahead: the slow season. Here's how to…
Google’s Eric Schmidt Tells iPhone Users How to Switch to Android
Google Executive Chairman Eric Schmidt wrote a rare and lengthy Google+ post by Schmidt over the weekend, giving the Apple community a comprehensive guide…
New Google Newsstand App Replaces Play Magazines, Currents
Google has released a Google Play Newsstand app for Android. The new arrival replaces Google Play Magazines and Google Currents to provide a one-stop…
Twitter TV Ads Launches Conversation Targeting
Twitter has added another feature to its TV advertising suite called "conversation targeting" - a way for brands to reach people who are having…
97% of Top U.S. Retailers Not Following Mobile Redirect Guidelines [Study]
A hundred top U.S. retailers were examined to see if they were following Google's guidelines for mobile redirects. Ninety-seven percent were missing Google’s required…