Posted by jennita Disclaimer : This post has absolutely nothing to do with SEO or even online marketing.
Posted by jennita Disclaimer : This post has absolutely nothing to do with SEO or even online marketing.
Posted by jennita Disclaimer : This post has absolutely nothing to do with SEO or even online marketing. You’ve been warned. Please keep reading to see the awesomeness that is your new profile
Posted by jennita Disclaimer : This post has absolutely nothing to do with SEO or even online marketing. You’ve been warned
Posted by jennita Disclaimer : This post has absolutely nothing to do with SEO or even online marketing. You’ve been warned. Please keep reading to see the awesomeness that is your new profile
While I’ve been known to ramble on and on, I’m going to keep this one short and simple.
Search engine upstart, Blekko, continuing it’s quest to form an alliance against spam has partnered with Stack Overflow, “a programming Q&A site built by programmers for programmers”. This follows a blog post at the start of 2011 from StackOverflow’s CTO, Jeff Attwood which cited Trouble in the House of Google and, along with a rising tide of criticism, ultimately caused Matt Cutts to launch a new algorithm that attacks ‘junk’ sites, such as those Made For Adsense (MFA) and content farms. We’re seeing better Google results already, but Blekko is still putting pressure by endeavouring to take an even stronger stance against spam
Link building is rarely a favorite task for a webmaster to perform but it is certainly one of the most important. There are many ways to obtain backlinks, some of which take a lot of time and patience before seeing any benefits of all your hard work. The good news is that some link building techniques help you grow your network and gain traffic too.
Whether it’s online or offline, words help sell products.
Social Media Marketing has taken a firmer position within the marketing mix of most companies in one way or another. For some, social web participation is a natural fit.
Social Media Marketing has taken a firmer position within the marketing mix of most companies in one way or another. For some, social web participation is a natural fit. For many others, being more social isn’t in the management DNA.