Honestly, a fairly slow week despite some significant SEO events. SEOmoz introduced MozCast…

Since Facebook went public three months ago, the social media giant’s stock price has nearly been cut in half. Unfortunately, investors and analysts are likely to continue to be underwhelmed by the stock as a slew of bad news continues to come out.

In this week’s Search In Pictures, here are the latest images culled from the web, showing what people eat at the search engine companies, how they play, who they meet, where they speak, what toys they have, and more. Google Fiber Stickers: Source: Google+ Google Street View Cars: Source:… Please visit Search Engine Land for the full article.

While perusing LinkedIn Answers recently, I came across this discussion about whether or not content as a marketing strategy can weather tempestuous fiscal times.  “Economies around the world are stalling and US jobs reports have been low for a few months running

What is the first thing an SEO should do when given a new project? Conduct an SEO site audit.

Want to increase your conversions from search and lower your cost per acquisition? Consider an investment in Facebook ads. Facebook advertising opens the door to increased visibility, giving people a reason to get interested and find out more

OTL: Twitter Olympics The broadcasting of this years Olympics has been nothing short of disasterous.  NBC is not reporting the Olympic games in real time and part of the reason is to protect the interest of advertisors and sponsors

The accessibility and global nature of the web opens up a host of opportunities to help your website get found by whole new markets. Addressing these issues can boost sales and engage customers when marketing your brand across different languages.

While conversion optimization on the “demand side” is critically important, you will only be able to squeeze the juice so much – eventually it will run dry. Optimizing the “supply side” allows your campaigns to continue to grow and succeed