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War of Words: Microsoft vs. Google

February 3, 2012 by Francesca StaAna

For those who aren't aware of it yet, Google recently announced that it would be making some changes in its privacy policy. Under these changes, Google will consolidate more than 60 privacy policies into one document. In other words, there will only be one privacy policy for several Google products, including Gmail, Calendar, Search, YouTube, and more.

10 Controversial Ways To Dominate Social Media This Year

February 3, 2012 by David Lewis

There's a saying that "controversy creates cash." That is often true when you're talking about something with an established dogma. Take SEO and online marketing, for example. There are certain "SEO truths" that you should never break. Ditto for social media - except that there are controversial social media marketing strategies that break all the rules and could earn you a flood of new business.

Rate of Increase from Social Media

February 3, 2012 by FullTraffic

The most important piece of running a social media campaign is making sure that you are actually increasing your efforts and making a significant profit off of your work. People will often focus on what seems like the largest piece of a deal and will see how many people they can get to link to their website and how many likes or favorites they can get which works, but the truth is that these are just secondary issues.

Buying Web Traffic: Tips and Tricks

February 2, 2012 by Brandon Bsbear

Today we will examine some often overlooked aspects of buying web traffic and then we will go into the finer abilities and features of targeted web traffic. Investing in different ways to increase your page views, subscribers, and rankings on the Alexa scale can all prove to be worthy ways of increasing your own organic traffic. The Internet in a nutshell is just a connection between many people that all have a different goal in mind.

Google Search Plus Your World Is A Hit, Despite Outcries In The Blogosphere

February 2, 2012 by David Lewis

It's been just two weeks since Google launched "Search Plus Your World" (SPYW) to the Internet. The result? People love it. Rather, it appears that users love it. The blogosphere is up in arms over the whole deal.

97% of Marketers are Huge Fans of Social Media

February 1, 2012 by Francesca StaAna

Do you think that social media marketing benefits your business? If so, then you are definitely not alone. According to a study conducted by Wildfire, a whopping 97% of marketers believe that social media marketing is helpful to their business. Conducted in November 2011, participants of the survey consisted of 700 marketers from all around the world.

Hidden and Effective SEO: Non-Intrusive Methods

February 1, 2012 by FullTraffic

Search engine optimization can sometimes get to be tricky if you are not careful about making it overly clear. For instance the fact that your website is completely optimized perfectly for the search engines will just be annoying if you are making it too obvious to viewers. This can show up in a few different ways but the main one, which tends to affect websites, is the use of keywords, or more specifically the overuse of keywords...

Analyzing the Worth of your Landing Page

January 31, 2012 by Brandon Bsbear

If you have ever tried to analyze the value of the different parts of your website you will realize that it is no easy task. Figuring out what is wrong with your website is not as simple as reading a chart anymore as there is no good way to figure out what is bringing the revenue into your website.

Do You Have Enough Images and Reviews Associated With Your Site?

January 31, 2012 by David Lewis

Pretty pictures aren't just for show, and you shouldn't be faking reviews on Yelp to inflate your mentions the web. These things really matter to users. A recent study by a Canadian company, Mediative, sheds new light on how mobile users are viewing search engine results.

Twitter Set to Roll Out Enhanced Profiles on February 1

January 30, 2012 by Francesca StaAna

Alright, social media aficionados, get ready to see some changes on Twitter in the coming weeks. According to Business Insider, the microblogging site will start to roll out enhanced profiles, which will enable brands to "build platforms on their pages that could include iFrame environments, allowing users to play games or shop on a brand's site without actually leaving the Twitter environment."

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