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14 Tips on How to Become a More Efficient SEO Professional 14 Tips on How to Become a More Efficient SEO Professional
March 26, 2013 - Most SEO professionals live on the web, where distractions are myriad – from email to social media – and something new crops up almost every minute. These ideas and tactics will help you stop procrastinating, get focused, and be more productive!
Richard Kirk  |  Print version
How to Turn Your Failed Tests into Winners! How to Turn Your Failed Tests into Winners!
March 26, 2013 - Change can by terrifying. But great testing results can sometimes be a result of a series of bad or "failed" tests. Embrace test failures as a necessary part of the process. Only then will you have the courage to try, try again, and succeed.
Noran El-Shinnawy  |  Print version
Say Goodbye to AdWords Average Position, Hello to Top of Page Rate Say Goodbye to AdWords Average Position, Hello to Top of Page Rate
March 26, 2013 - Average position is the most misleading and least helpful metric in AdWords. Clients and stakeholders must understand ROI, not position, is the most important PPC metric. Here's why you should wean yourself and your clients off average position.
Alistair Dent  |  Print version
Google Chrome & Android Will 'Remain Separate for a Very Long Time' Google Chrome & Android Will 'Remain Separate for a Very Long Time'
March 26, 2013 - An Android-Chrome merger seems unlikely now that Google Executive Chairman Eric Schmidt has publicly stated that there are no plans to combine the divisions, despite recent speculation that a merger was on the cards following personnel changes.
Shaun Nichols  |  Print version
Google Universal Analytics Now Open to Everyone Google Universal Analytics Now Open to Everyone
March 25, 2013 - Google's Universal Analytics aims to help you understand how customers interact with your business across devices, give insights into mobile app performance, and improve your ROI by helping you understand which channels drive the best results.
Thom Craver  |  Print version
Google Kills Blocked Sites Search Feature Google Kills Blocked Sites Search Feature
March 25, 2013 - Remember Google's search feature that let you block websites? The one that launched in March 2011, expanded globally in September 2011, and then vanished and became useless by January 2012 and forgotten soon after? It's now officially discontinued.
Danny Goodwin  |  Print version
Meetup Groups Converge on #SESNY to Discuss Hottest Search & Social Topics Meetup Groups Converge on #SESNY to Discuss Hottest Search & Social Topics
March 25, 2013 - Eight Meetup groups of marketing professionals from the New York area will be attending SES New York for a collaborative networking get-together with attendees, speakers and exhibitors. Organizers share their thoughts on some top industry issues.
Greg Jarboe  |  Print version
Can We Please Stop Hyping Social as the Marketing Messiah? Can We Please Stop Hyping Social as the Marketing Messiah?
March 25, 2013 - Without question, social has a place in the marketer’s toolbox, both as a brand development and customer service listening platform. But social drives far less traffic than search. Let's reposition social where it belongs: as a place to socialize.
Nathan Safran  |  Print version
Pros & Cons of the Top Mobile App Tracking Methods Pros & Cons of the Top Mobile App Tracking Methods
March 25, 2013 - Ad tracking and attribution are key considerations for app marketers. Several tracking solutions are on the market, and each one employs very different approaches. Here are the pros and cons of the top mobile tracking methods.
Jennifer Wong  |  Print version
In Search for New Pope, Vatican Embraced Twitter, Facebook & Google In Search for New Pope, Vatican Embraced Twitter, Facebook & Google
March 25, 2013 - Following the resignation of Pope Benedict XVI, the search for a new pope led to the Vatican electing Pope Francis. Has a new digital chapter also begun in the Catholic Church? We look back at how the story unfolded in searches, tweets, and Likes.
Kerin Foster  |  Print version
Multi-Platform Media Usage is Not a Zero Sum Game Multi-Platform Media Usage is Not a Zero Sum Game
March 25, 2013 - Without understanding the waterfall of engagement that occurs with incremental device usage, opportunities may be overlooked to not only reach and engage larger audiences, but also to reinforce the value of their primary media platforms.
Eli Goodman  |  Print version
 
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