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Google's dominance in search leads to a dominance in coverage, but the drama surrounding Yahoo lately has thrust the number two ecommerce…
The architecture of one's site for SEO purposes requires as little as some title tag tweaking, or an overhaul of its wired-in links.
Seemingly gone is the company that did one thing and did it well, and tried in earnest not to talk about that one thing done well. Google is dipping into many wells these days, but the biggest change is perhaps how forthcoming Google has been recently.
In this PR photo for BlueFreeway, a digital marketing company, Bill Emden looks like an ordinary Joe, apparently with digital marketing savvy to head up the company's Southeast Asian division. Perhaps since HR doesn't appear to have googled him, they expect Southeast Asia to offer the same discretion.
Spend a day at a retail store, and you'll see all sorts of people forgetting parts of mental three- or four-item shopping lists. Since SEO is a little more complicated than picking up milk, an SMX session looked at things that can slip by.
In the session "You and A with Matt Cutts," Danny Sullivan and Matt started off by talking about the Lyndon Antcliff story involving a 13 year-old boy who stole his dad's credit card to buy hookers. The story was widely reported and later revealed to be a hoax that was used as link bait.(Coverage of the SMX Advanced Conference continues at Webproworld Videos. Keep an eye…
