Someone once said, “The best advice is this: Don’t take advice and don’t give advice.” While that statement isn’t true for the most part, there are a few times in a marketer’s career in which in which it might be best to just ignore the advice. As all of the 2015 predictions and advice blog posts came rolling in, we thought it would be fun to ask just the opposite. So we reached out to some marketers and asked, “what is the worst marketing advice you have received or witnessed?” We think you’ll find a whole lot of “what not to do” in what follows

A WebmasterWorld thread has a publisher who has a friend, who was solicited by someone to prepay/buy his Google AdSense revenues up-front, before he earns the money…

Google is proud to announce a quick answer they have for a search on [report child trafficking].

There are several reports of a bug with Google Image search starting back last week that have gone unanswered in the Google Web Search Help forums. It seems that this is impacting Windows 7 users who are trying to click on images within Google Image search…

Posted by EricaMcGillivray Slide decks are a powerful way to back up any type of presentation from team meetings and sales pitches to conference keynotes and workshops. We’ve all seen presentations with poor design that takes away from talks, and at worse, completely distracts the intended audience

Here is a recap of what happened in the search forums today…

Below is what happened in search today, as reported on Search Engine Land and from other places across the web. The post SearchCap: LinkedIn Search, Target Mobile & Google AdWords Scripts appeared first on Search Engine Land

In order to support the demand for its platform, LinkedIn has been working to improve the functionality of its search.

Google’s domain registration service, launched in public beta this past June, is now open to all US residents. When first launched, the service was only available to people in the US through an invite system.

Not every major brand has jumped on the responsive design bandwagon yet — take MTV for example.