Although social media companies are still struggling to figure out how to monetize users, Google recently entered the crowded space by acquiring the advertising startup Wildfire Interactive. Wildfire, which initially launched four years ago, helps brands seamlessly manage social efforts across a variety of websites including: Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, Google+, LinkedIn, and Pinterest. Wildfire’s clients,
For a long time, Xenu’s link sleuth has been a key secret weapon in the SEO’s arsenal. But there’s a new player on the block, Screaming Frog’s SEO Spider. Here’s a look at how the tools compare, and an overview of SEO Spider’s reports and feat
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In the 1989, Greg LeMond overcame a 50 second deficit in the final stage to win the Tour de France by 8 seconds. He clocked the second fastest time trial ever recorded in the Tour de France. So how did LeMond secure a stunning victor after 3 weeks and 2025 miles? Optimization
It’s easy to get wrapped up in basic metrics you always watch. While these will help you understand your ads better, knowing the real value of the results of these ads allows you to connect your CPAs, CPLs, and ROASs to metrics that really matter.
James Lawson-Smith, who I thought worked at Google but I believe doesn’t, posted a video of a Facebook employee being interviewed about their vending machines. Yea, it is an interview about vending machines…
Posted by jennita Last week, approximately 800 marketers from across the globe converged in Seattle for our annual conference, MozCon. The entire Moz staff attended as well, and we were all quite excited to have such a diverse set of attendees and speakers.
Here is a recap of what happened in the search forums today…