How to Increase the Potential of Your Article - 54 minutes ago
Many people after they write an article sometimes assume to just fire it off through a distribution service and call it a day. The truth is that there are still many ways you can leverage and promote an article so that it can help deliver much more exposure than just pushing it through a distribution system. Here are some other ways you can market that article for your business: 1. Industry Related Forums - Forums are usually places for people to come and learn.
author: Nick Stamoulis
publisher: Search Engine Optimization Journal
30 SEO Bookmarklets to Save You Time - 2 hours ago
Posted by randfish We all work hard at the SEO process - analyzing sites, gathering data, researching potential problems and identifying the solutions. Today's post is on how to work smarter and faster using bookmarklets for SEO. No matter your browser, these plug-and-play links will let you get your job done faster and easier, and look like a pro in front of bosses and clients. The list isn't completely comprehensive,
author: randfish
publisher: SEOmoz
My 10th TED Conference - 2 hours ago
I've just arrived in Long Beach for the annual TED conference . When I first started going to TED, it was a relatively small, relatively unknown gathering in Monterey, California. But don't confuse relatively small and relatively unknown for relatively uninteresting. Since its inception, the TED conference has been an amazing gathering of people across a variety of disciplines (TED stands for Technology, Entertainment and Design).
author: VentureBlog
publisher: VentureBlog
Twelve bloggers blogging about SES London 2010 - 2 hours ago
There are a lot more than "12 bloggers blogging" about SES London 2010 . If you want to see a comprehensive list, go to the Search Engine Strategies blog . Click to read the rest of this post.
author: Greg Jarboe
publisher: Search Engine Watch Blog
Justice Department Opposes Revised Google Books Settlement - 3 hours ago
Last week, the U.S. Department of Justice filed a brief expressing concerns over a revised Google book settlement. The current revision was submitted to the court on November 16, 2009 . The original settlement experienced antitrust scrutiny from the DOJ as well as criticism from a wide range of groups. When the September 2009 hearing court date came for the review of the original settlement, Google,
author: Nathania Johnson
publisher: Search Engine Watch Blog
It's the Audience, Stupid. Why Advertisers just want to Target and Go - 3 hours ago
In this post I'm going to explore in more detail a theme I've touched on a couple of times before in Facts Are Stubborn Things and Games Advertising Takes Center Stage . And at the risk of sounding insulting - my apologies in advance! - I'm also going to continue paraphrasing past Presidents by saying games advertising is no different to any other form of digital advertising inasmuch as it's primarily about the audience, stupid. Advertisers just want to target and go.
author: JJ Richards MSFT
publisher: adCenter Analytics
AdWords Offers Free Online Training - 4 hours ago
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author: Nathania Johnson
publisher: Search Engine Watch Blog
Chrome support for Greasemonkey - 5 hours ago
Back in December, I happened to click on a Greasemonkey script in Chrome and was shocked that it just worked. At the time, I wrote a note within Google that said Whoa. I just clicked on a Greasemonkey script in the latest dev version of Chrome (4.0.266.0 on Linux). Chrome offered to install the GM script, so I said okay. The script ran perfectly in Chrome with no changes at all! I don't know how many Greasemonkey scripts will run in Chrome unchanged, but at least some will.
author: Matt Cutts
publisher: Matt Cutts
Google Maps Used to Track Down Street View Car - 9 hours ago
Do you hate the Google Street View car for its supposed invasion of your privacy? Looks like this is what drove members of the group Free Art & Technology (FAT) when they've attached a GPS device to the Street View car containing Google's camera used for photographing streets in Berlin. So, now with the use of Google Maps, the group were able to track down the whereabouts of the Google Street View car in real-time .
author: Arnold Zafra
publisher: Search Engine Journal
Google Lowers Nexus One's Early Termination Fee to $150 - 9 hours ago
Well, what do you know? After the FCC formally sent letters to various mobile operators including Google about the high early termination fees that they are charging consumers, Google seemed to be the first to heed FCC's call. So, if you got you're Nexus One with the T-Mobile contract you can now cancel the deal earlier than the 24-months lock-in period. But that's not after paying Google a $150 termination fee, lower than the previous $350 ETF. However,
author: Arnold Zafra
publisher: Search Engine Journal
Sweethearts Candy Gets an Upgrade - 9 hours ago
by Claudine Zap Ah, Valentine's Day . Best celebrated elementary-school style with Sweethearts : the Necco heart-shaped candies with the sweet sayings â" like "be mine." Or at least, that's how it was, back in 2009. The candy company has decided that the sugary treats needed an upgrade. If you scoop up a bunch of the multi-colored candies this year, your tastebuds are in for a shock: The company, which had not changed its recipe in 145 years,
author: Yahoo! Buzz
publisher: Yahoo! Buzz
Google to Break the Language Barrier With Android Translator - 10 hours ago
Google has (possibly) done it again! Word on the street says that Google engineers are working on a translator for the Android smart phone that will translate one language to another- almost completely in real time. Now, there's a few problems in the past that have appeared when trying to do anything involving voice translation. First off, the pronunciation problem. Everybody has different ways of saying things and often times it doesn't translate correctly.
author: Selena Narayanasamy
publisher: Search Engine Journal
Online Video Views are Not "Lost" on ABC.com - 12 hours ago
Last Tuesday, the season premiere of the hit television show "Lost" aired, and not only was it watched by over 12 million people, but it drove record online viewing at ABC.com the next day, with over 580,000 episode starts on the site. That's over 34% more than last season's premiere. ABC shared some details with us. When asked why they think this particular episode of Lost had such an impact on online views compared with other episodes and other shows,
author: Chris Crum
publisher: WebProNews
TuneWiki Lands Investment From Motorola - 12 hours ago
Social media music player TuneWiki has received an undisclosed amount of funding from Motorola Ventures, the strategic investment arm of Motorola. Other new investors of TuneWiki include Intellect Capital Ventures, a venture fund initiative of TeliaSonera, HillsVen Capital, and Novel TMT. TuneWiki's previous venture capital investor, Benchmark Israel, also participated in the round. "Teaming up with a global company like Motorola is very exciting for us," said Rani Cohen,
author: Mike Sachoff
publisher: WebProNews
Spanish Telecom May Seek To Charge Search Engines - 12 hours ago
The CEO of Spanish telecom company Telefonica might soon try to obtain some money from Google and its rivals. Cesar Alierta said today that search engines' popularity creates something of a burden for his organization, and that he'd like Telefonica to share in their profits. As reported by John W. Daly , Alierta told Spanish newspaper El Pais, "Search engines use our network, without paying anything for it." Installation, maintenance,
author: Doug Caverly
publisher: WebProNews
Reasons to Have a Facebook Page and Ways to Make it Better - 13 hours ago
I don't have to tell you that Facebook can be a tremendous source of web traffic . There's a good chance that most of the people you know are on it, and the ones who aren't may be eventually. The social network is consuming more and more of people's time, and thanks to mobile devices, it is always accessible. If you don't have a Facebook Page, you may be missing out on not only traffic to your site,
author: Chris Crum
publisher: WebProNews
Google Going Social'Again? Gmail to Add Streaming Updates - 13 hours ago
Google is know for being highly innovative and keeping on top of the technology train. Android brought the opening of the Google online store . Gmail has an on-going experiment that goes by the name of "Gmail Labs", which you can find hiding in it's parent, " Google Labs ". You can try out various things for size,
author: Selena Narayanasamy
publisher: Search Engine Journal
Kick-ass keynotes at SES London 2010 - 13 hours ago
(This is a long post and the author accepts no responsibility for any damage caused to your scrolling finger.) The largest search marketing show in Europe is heading back to London 15 - 19 February. And it's jam packed with a mixture of classic sessions, new sessions, top rated speakers, and new talent. As a parent, I know it's never fair to say one of your kids is your favorite. They're all your favorite.
author: Mike Grehan
publisher: Search Engine Watch Blog
Bing Launches Winter Olympics Search Features - 13 hours ago
Instant Answers and Visual Search galleries are given the winter games treatment. Click to read the rest of this post.
author: Nathania Johnson
publisher: Search Engine Watch Blog
Facebook Version Of "Madden" Game In The Works - 13 hours ago
The most popular video game franchise of all time is heading to Facebook. The end result probably won't boast the lifelike graphics and complicated controls to which longtime fans have become accustomed, but Peter Moore, the president of EA Sports, has promised that some sort of "Madden NFL" tie-in will occur. "You'll see us on Facebook going forward," he said in an interview with Bloomberg . Unfortunately without giving too many more particulars. Still,
author: Doug Caverly
publisher: WebProNews
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