If you’ve been playing the SEO game for a year or more, odds are you’ve got the basics down by now. By “basics,” I mean stuff like: Keyword research – You have a strategy when it comes to the topics you select and the keywords you target in your site content. This strategy is driven Follow SEJ on Twitter @sejournal

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One of the best ways to understand how search engine optimization works is to build your own search engine…

Hubspot is putting on an interested upcoming Webinar entittle, “The Science of Webinars”. This would be a good one to attend if you are interested in driving leads for your product or services through free webinars. If you create one, be sure and send them my way! Blue Glass conference is Sold Out.

While it’s great to focus on new and exciting projects to expand your marketing reach, every now and again it’s important to take a fresh look at your website. Is your site buried with junk? Evaluate what junk you’ve accumulated and clean house now!

To the B2B marketer, few channels are as effective in driving results as a well-crafted SEO program. Whether the needs are lead generation, thought leadership, or competitive differentiation and brand engagement, organic results are the largest overall driver of traffic to websites according to..

comScore has released their US search market share statistics for March 2012 and the results show that the only search engine to see a decline in search queries from March 2011 to March 2012 was Yahoo.

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Last week, Maryland’s House and Senate passed legislation prohibiting employers from asking for a current or prospective employee’s logins to Facebook and other social media sites. Once Governor Martin O’Malley signs the bill into law, Maryland will become the first state in the nation to pass legislation protecting employees from having employers access their social Follow SEJ on Twitter @sejournal