Some smart sites have discovered that their foreign peers love to reuse their content, especially when they make it easy by translating their articles for those sites.

The Content Code: Six essential strategies to ignite your content, your marketing, and your business is the latest book from Mark Schaefer and like The Tao of Twitter and Social Media Explained, it’s a must read. I’ve known and admired Mark for several years. He is a very generous person and that generosity extends to the knowledge he shares in the content and conversations he’s a part of

A look at how to build up your arsenal of search engine optimization data and analytics.

Could outsourcing be a far more expert, qualified solution for content creation? Julia, the CEO of a content agency Express Writers, takes a look at why. The post Why In-House is Out: How Outsourcing is a Better Solution For Content by @JuliaEMcCoy appeared first on Search Engine Journal .

Google quietly announced on Google+ that they added conversion changes to the account history page within the AdWords console. Google wrote: It’s now easier than ever to find conversions changes to your account…

Google announced on the webmaster blog they made two updates this morning to Google Webmaster Tools. Both are fairly obvious changes around notifying webmasters about blocked resources preventing Google from properly crawling your web site in full…

Posted by gfiorelli1 Roger Dooley , neuromarketing expert, reminds us in his book

When Google crawls your site, ideally you want it to be able to see your site as a regular users would. If linked image, CSS, or JavaScript files are being blocked from crawling then Google is not able to properly render your site. The problem with that is you’d likely never know when those files are being blocked and causing issues for your website

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