Archive for January, 2014

Google Changes Smartphone User-Agent

2014/01/24

Google is changing the user-agent they use when crawling content for smartphones. Ensuring mobile searchers find relevant and usable pages is an absolute must do.

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Was Expedia Targeted By Negative SEO?

2014/01/24

Earlier this week…

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Online Marketing News: New LinkedIn Marketers Guide, Instagram is HOT, Twitter Social Shopping, Bitcoin Basketball

2014/01/24

The Sophisticated Marketer’s Guide to LinkedIn – Today’s successful marketers aren’t just good at one thing; they are multifaceted. They are a new breed of socially savvy practitioners grounded in timeless, Mad Men-era tactics as well as new, modern technologies

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Google Webmaster Tools Updates Crawl Error Reports

2014/01/24

The new crawl error reports will make it easier for webmasters to track down crawl errors, why they are happening, and how to fix them without having to do a lot of back and forth checking with tools to determine what exactly was going on.

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25 Awesome Brands on Twitter That You Should Be Following by @albertcostill

2014/01/24

Image Source: mkhmarketing/Flickr If you have a Twitter account (which most of us do), you probably have noticed brands constantly outdoing one another. This is because it only takes one buzzworthy Twitter campaign to make the others follow, which in turn, increases engagement. Regardless of the message, it could be humorous, heartwarming, informational, or hosting […] Author information Albert Costill Just a typical guy that enjoys an ice-cold beer, pizza, sports and music

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Does Google Read Content Within Strike Or Del Tag?

2014/01/24

Here is a question I never saw asked before – which is rare. A Google Webmaster Help thread has one webmaster asking how Google handles the content within a strike or delete tag. The strike tag is not supported in HTML5 and was replaced by the del tag but they both do the same thing..

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Google’s New Knowledge Graph Snippet Overlay

2014/01/24

Google announced something they’ve been testing to include knowledge graph information on sites that are “notable”.

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Matt Cutts Explains How Important Social Media Signals Really Are by @mattsouthern

2014/01/24

Matt Cutts, Google’s head of search spam, answers a question about social media signals in his latest Webmaster Help video where a user writes in to ask: Are Facebook and Twitter signals part of the ranking algorithm? How much do they matter? Facebook and Twitter pages are treated just like any other indexed pages, Matt […] Author information Matt Southern Matt Southern is a marketing, communications and public relations professional.

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Google: No Special Indexing For Facebook Or Twitter Because They Can Block Us But…

2014/01/24

Yesterday Matt Cutts of Google released a video explaining that Google currently doesn’t do any fancy indexing or ranking for Facebook or Twitter pages.

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How to Earn the Amplification of Influencers – Whiteboard Friday

2014/01/23

Posted by randfish Marketing your products or services can be incredibly difficult when your target audience isn’t already listening to what you have to say. In those cases, influencers have an amazing ability to amplify your message and boost your brand

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