So, you’ve patiently built your brand as a local market .com TLD (in the UK, Germany or elsewhere) and, over the last couple of years, built a great reputation for service quality and hitting delivery deadlines with your niche products. Well done! Requests for your company’s products have gone through the roof in your local *** Read the full post by clicking on the headline above ***

Google has settled with French authorities, promising to overhaul its rules on blocking certain advertisers from buying sponsored links, the New York Times reports . Click to read the rest of this post…

Tonight at 9 p.m. EDT, Google’s Larry Page and Sergey Brin will be profiled in “Bloomberg Game Changers,” a new documentary series that focuses on some of today’s most influential people. Other episodes have profiled Mark Zuckerberg, Steve Jobs, and Jon Stewart.

Being the good content marketers that we are, you may have noticed that TopRank Marketing has recently been publishing a monthly Online Marketing Newsletter called “Tips from the Top”. While we haven’t done a lot to promote, thousands of subscribers have joined in a pretty short period of time. I’ve started newsletters several times in the 10 or so years we’ve had this agency but it’s the most recent effort that has really resonated with readers.

No, these aren’t “myths” disguised as “common mistakes.” I’ve already beaten the SEO myths theme to death with my previous three articles. What follows are innocent mistakes that many SEOs make

When it comes to semantic analysis and how search engines deal with text, there has been a lot of theories thrown about the last while. From our long past in LSI snake-oil , to the more recent LDA fiasco , it seems SEOs are trying to get their collective heads around it.

When it comes to semantic analysis and how search engines deal with text, there has been a lot of theories thrown about the last while. From our long past in LSI snake-oil , to the more recent LDA fiasco , it seems SEOs are trying to get their collective heads around it. Back in May, here on SEJ, (ooo look! I’m lyrical) I was discussing this very thing (semantic analysis) with the post; Understanding Semantic Search and

On Thursday I went to lunch with Sage Lewis at his favorite restaurant in Akron, Rancheros Taqueria . Although I feel their food is very good and more ‘authentic’ than most Tex-Mex we get in Ohio, they are not my favorite due to their lack of a Margarita/liquor license which I sorely wish they would get

Google Settles Competition Case in France from the New York Times reports Google has settled with the French anti-trust authorities today.

Yahoo announced they have appointed a new executive vice president of the Americas region. Levinsohn will report directly to CEO Carol Bartz and be responsible for company’s media group, advertising sales, and partnerships for the Americas region.