Hopefully you guys have enjoyed the list building series thus far and have gotten some new tips that you can apply to building your email marketing list.

On April 21st, we linked to a Google Places country bug where some people who were uploading locations in bulk to Google Places were receiving an “invalid country” bug.

Before we dive into the 3rd tip, make sure you check out the first two tips in this 4 part series. Ming-Blowing Tip #3 OK, this tip is a GOLDMINE for anyone who is trying to build a list in the Internet Marketing niche. It’s going to cost you $40, but it is well worth it and it will deliver.

Matteo Mucci asked SEW via Twitter , “what are the best 5 SEO Addons for Firefox 4?” I thought it was an interesting question, so had a stab at the answer. I’m quite fond of all of these tools for their own specific purpose, so much so the list runs to 7 (rather than 5). Nonetheless, feel free to suggest any useful addons, bookmarklets, and plugins not listed

Police apparently raided Google’s Korean offices in Seoul “on suspicion its mobile advertising unit AdMob had illegally collected location data without consent,” according to a Bloomberg report. This is the most extreme action taken by any government in the growing controversy… Please visit Search Engine Land for the full article

If you haven’t checked out the first mind-blowing tip , make sure that you do! We talk about the reasons of why having a list are vital to your marketing success and a reveal a secret website that gives you access to over 6,000 users who are looking to grow your list with you. Mind-Blowing Tip #2 In the 2nd tip, I wanted to discuss placement of your Opt-In box or Call to Action graphic for your blog, that will help in significantly increasing your Opt-In rates

In this 4 part series, I will be discussing 4 key tips that will help you in building your e-mail marketing list.

Last night President Obama announced that the United States killed Osama Bin Laden in Pakistan. The news actually first came out on Twitter when one guy was live tweeting the American fire strike on where Osama was hiding. At the time..

When big news is released, the world of modern information shakes – and nowhere is this more visible than with the search engine trends. After the official news of Osama Bin Laden’s death on May 1st, 2011, the search engines saw a surge of queries related to the military action, region, associated politicians, and more. In the aftermath, Yahoo is examining their search trends to see what people were looking for.