Archive for February, 2012

Daily Search Forum Recap: February 16, 2012

2012/02/16

Here is a recap of what happened in the search forums today…

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Roles & Responsibilities of a Web Marketing Team – Whiteboard Friday

2012/02/16

Posted by randfish This week we talk about how the different roles and responsibilities of a web marketing team. What does it take to have a successful marketing team that will take your brand to the next level? What metrics should your team measure?

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Twitter Makes HTTPS the Default Setting for Users

2012/02/16

Twitter will use encryption by default when users sign in. Although Twitter is making HTTPS the default setting for users, you can turn it off in your account settings. Twitter joins Facebook and Google+ in giving users the option sign in via HTTPs

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Facebook Launches Verified Accounts: Nicknames and Pseudonyms Now Allowed

2012/02/16

Facebook, which has been built on the premise of people using their birth names rather than pseudonyms, will soon allow prominent public figures and celebrities to use a nickname instead of their real name. In the past, Facebook has had a “real name policy” that has required users to only use their real birth names. Follow SEJ on Twitter @sejournal

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Search Engine Land’s SMX West Conference Comes to San Jose, CA in Less Than Two Weeks – Register Today!

2012/02/16

February 28 thru March 1 ­ San Jose, CA 60 Tactical Sessions.

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Feature: One Google Search Results For BBC Football

2012/02/16

This comes up every now and then but you rarely see it discussed at WebmasterWorld. A search result that leads to very few or a single search result. Update: Google’s Matt Cutts commented below that this is indeed a real test and that sometimes less is more with search results..

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5 Call Tracking Insights You Wish You Had

2012/02/16

The data that I analyze in Google Analytics drives a lot of the decisions I make (are you in the same boat?). One report that I now take for granted and one that you probably wish you had is phone tracking conversions.

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Google Removing Search Results When They Know The Answer?

2012/02/16

It appears Google is testing showing limited results, or better yet, hiding search results, when they are very confident they know what the searcher is looking for. I spotted complaints in a WebmasterWorld thread where searchers were asking why is Google limiting the results for a search query on…

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How To Get A 10x Lift In Monthly Unique Visitors

2012/02/16

Retailers have used signage, billboards, newspapers, magazines, vehicles, buildings, radio, TV – just about every means imaginable to market their products and services. But never have we seen retail marketing spread exponentially in different directions since the advent of the Internet and the… Please visit Search Engine Land for the full article.

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An Inside Look At How Yahoo! Handles Olympic Games Marketing

2012/02/16

Last month, I wrote about managing search in a decentralized marketing organization. We covered budgets, goals, alignment, etc. All good in theory, but how does it work in real life?

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