Over the weekend, news broke that Facebook has agreed to pay $10 million in order to settle a lawsuit related to Sponsored Stories. The five Facebook users that initiated the lawsuit alleged that the social network had violated California law by broadcasting their Facebook activities for profit. The settlement agreement, which will require Facebook to
With keyword expansion, your goal is to target new keyword opportunities by discovering potentially untapped relevant and traffic/lead-driving search verticals – adding a mix of modifiers or stems with ideas or concepts to author linkable assets.
A winning digital strategy may loom even larger in influencing this year’s presidential campaign than it did in 2008. When it comes to searches, paid search marketing, and display advertising, President Obama is outpacing challenger Mitt Romney.
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Posted by Hannah Smith When I suggest that businesses should think about creating some content I’m frequently met with objections like – “But my niche is boring – no one cares!” Actually I don’t think that there’s such a thing as a ‘boring’ niche, but I do understand where they’re coming from. It’s definitely the case that coming up with ideas for great content is tougher in some than others – but there are companies out there doing it already. As such I wanted to put together this post highlighting some companies who are already doing great things in tough markets
This year, Google has animated the Google Father’s Day logo. The child (as an E) controls a remote control car with coffee on it. The child delivers the…
When optimizing a website, don’t disregard the power of robots.txt.
Google has a special animated logo for Father’s Day today. The logo depicts a child delivering coffee to his dad on a remote control device
Happy Father’s Day! Google’s tribute to dads in more than 70 countries – from Japan, to India, to the UK, and most of North America – for Father’s Day 2012 comes in the form of an animated logo, in which Dad gets a special robotic delivery.
When it comes to user tracking around the web, Google and Facebook seem to be the biggest offenders – their properties combined make up the entire Top 5. But they aren’t the only kids in town. Check out which 25 companies are tracking you most.