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Managing Enterprise SEO: An Interview with Dan Mooney by @murraynewlands

Published on 2014/09/14 By admin

Managing the SEO strategy for an enterprise-level corporation can be a challenging task. The sheer size of an enterprise business means that there are lots of moving parts and endless amounts of data to be carefully considered before developing and launching a new search campaign. As part of our coverage from the BrightEdge Share ’14 conference in San Francisco, I caught up with Dan Mooney from Wiley to discuss enterprise SEO management, data analytics, and how to overcome challenges of high volumes of data to create an outstanding, highly effective search strategy

Managing Home Depot’s SEO: An Interview with Sean Kainec by @murraynewlands

Published on 2014/09/13 By admin

Managing the SEO and content marketing strategy of a major retailer involves a lot of planning and expertise.

Understanding Topical Trust Flow: An Interview with Dixon Jones by @murraynewlands

Published on 2014/09/09 By admin

As part of our coverage from the Share 14 conference in San Francisco, I caught up with Dixon Jones from Majestic SEO to discuss topical trust flow and get a better understanding of what that is and how it helps people find what they’re looking for online. In the video below, Dixon explains that topical trust flow is a way of connecting the dots between different websites based on their relevance and correlation to each other. He says this type of data is used by SEOs to figure out where influence exists within a specific niche and how different pages are […] The post Understanding Topical Trust Flow: An Interview with Dixon Jones by @murraynewlands appeared first on Search Engine Journal

The Growing Pains of SXSW: An Interview with Brian Solis by @murraynewlands

Published on 2014/04/03 By admin

2014 represents the 20th anniversary of SXSW Interactive. Even at the ripe age of 20, the show is still experiencing growing pains…in a good way.

Tips for Making Great User Content: An #Interview with Jonah Stein by @murraynewlands

Published on 2014/03/28 By admin

Google tells us all the time to “make great content for users,” but according to Jonah Stein from ItsTheROI, that’s an incomplete statement.

Airbnb SEO Meetup #Interview: Negative SEO and Its Impact on Google Search Results by @murraynewlands

Published on 2014/03/26 By admin

Over the years we’ve seen a lot of different SEO tactics resulting from Google’s constant and unwavering algorithm updates. From link building to guest blogging, a lot of different practices have been born in search of improved search rankings, including the topic of discussion in this interview, negative SEO.

Glimpse: The Next Wave of Ephemeral Photo Apps Are Focusing on Privacy [SXSWi Interview] by @murraynewlands

Published on 2014/03/25 By admin

If we’ve learned anything from Snapchat, it’s this—people love sharing photos, and will stop at nothing (including personal privacy) to do so. With the hype of ephemeral messaging continuing to climb, it seems like it’s the next big trend in the app world, but what does that mean for users

How to Get More Twitter Followers for Your Brand with Content Marketing by @murraynewlands

Published on 2014/03/23 By admin

Content marketing and social media are integral to any successful blogger or publisher’s revenue-generating strategies. But how can you be sure that you are taking the right steps to build your fan base while also trying to monetize

#SMX West 2014 Recap: Day 1 by @murraynewlands

Published on 2014/03/21 By admin

The Search Marketing Expo started March 11, 2014 and I was there front and center, alongside SEJ’s John Rampton, to get the inside scoop on what’s happening in the search marketing world. Over the course of Day 1, John and I were able to interview a number of search industry leaders and find out what’s […] Author information Murray Newlands Murray founded The Mail in 2013, an angel-funded startup publication covering performance marketing and mobile marketing.

What’s the Future of Business? An Interview with Brian Solis by @murraynewlands

Published on 2014/03/05 By admin

Technology has fundamentally and undeniably changed the way we do business in the 21st century.