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YouTube is finally preparing to take on Hulu with premium content and better quality video from YouTube XL—preparing for a real big…
In a Q&A session at SMX Advanced in Seattle, Google's Matt Cutts was asked the following question: How does Google look at the issue that I can buy suspect links and point them to my competitor? How does your algorithm track that?
Not long ago, another installment of the wacky car race known as the LeMons was held. Rule-breakers are penalized by being forced to do things like paint Bob Ross landscapes on their hoods and participate in conga lines. Google’s punishment system isn’t quite as obvious, though, so Matt Cutts discussed the matter at SMX Advanced.
Yup, that’s a B as in billion. Just when you think the newspaper industry can’t take another hit it gets hit with a haymaker. According to TechCrunch, the Newspaper Association of America reported a 28.28% year over year in Q1.
From the playground to the boardroom, "prove it" is the annoying phrase with which a lot of innovative ideas are met. However, if you've been tasked with proving the value of social media (to either a boss or to yourself), the contents of an SMX Advanced session should help.
In the session "Time To Think Seriously About Mobile Paid Search?," the speakers focused on mobile paid search opportunities and strategies for search marketers. Coverage of SMX Advanced continues at Webproworld Videos. Stay with Webproworld for more updates and videos from the event this week.
