I was on Facebook last night and it happened to me to see in the home stream some comments about Matt Cutts’ recent words about exact match domains and the possible end of their “superpower” in the SERP. I am sure you know what I’m talking about, or just ask yourself if you’ve ever seen domains like affordabledogdresses.com in the first spots of Google result pages… Now, will this situation change, as Cutts is saying
Google’s woes in China continue piling up. The latest: Google failed to submit an application for an Internet Content Provider mapping license by a March 31 deadline, and it now appears there is no future beyond July 1 for Google Maps in China. The State Bureau of Surveying and Mapping will “firmly punish the serious delinquent behaviors of enterprises that do not submit the application,” according to a People’s Daily Online report
In testing out the newer Facebook question feature, I thought it would be interesting to step away from corporate marketing and ask our network about personal brand marketing and the tools that have been the most effective.
The Internet is full of countless industries and make money opportunities that most individuals them to struggle with due to the lack of focus. Every corner that you turn on the net, someone has the next get rick scheme or opportunity that is telling you that you will be an overnight millionaire. What if you had a resource that could change your mindset, while learning from Internet entrepreneurs whom have already been successful all in one place?
Go to your iPhone and type in the Safari Google search bar the word [tilt] and hit search.
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Google has announced it will be retiring AdWords position preference, which automatically sets bids to achieve a certain position on the page, in early May. The company is seeking to dissuade advertisers from putting an emphasis on the position of their ads. Yesterday, the company posted an..