Why do SEO professionals believe that technical architecture is more important than information architecture (IA)? Please visit Search Engine Land for the full article.

In March, LinkedIn announced that it had surpassed the 100 million user benchmark – and according to their ad tool, they have surpassed the 120 million mark. In fact, they are adding one new member per second. Smart marketers shouldn’t..

As companies seek to understand where and how social media fits, one of the key questions asked is: How can you move beyond branding with social media and directly affect business outcomes? At Dreamforce this week,  Robert Wollan – Global Managing Partner for Accenture CRM, attempted to answer that question with his presentation: “Making $ocial Media Pay – With (Really) Fast Followers. Most C-level execs are finding that traditional channels are not delivering the results that they had in the past

It’s the norm for consumer packaged goods (CPG) traditional media marketers to create campaigns and initiatives specifically targeting their desired demographic within traditional media. Whether it’s a sporty advertisement for a produc…

Posted by Peter Attia This post was originally in YOUmoz , and was promoted to the main blog because it provides great value and interest to our community. The author’s views are entirely his or her own and may not reflect the views of SEOmoz, Inc

One of the main reasons why my company does not offer SEO services is not being able to 100% deliver on what the client hires you for. I’d say 99% of those seeking SEO services are looking to rank well for a handful of keywords..

Matt McGee started an excellent discussion thread at Sphinn asking, “How Much Search Traffic is Too Much?” It is a good question…

A WebmasterWorld thread has a post from a member I trust. The post is about TripAdvisor’s listing policies requiring those who want a listing to link back to TripAdvisor’s web site..

After more than a year in beta, Ask.com today opened the doors on its community-based question-and-answer product.