Old Sites vs. New Sites: Which Will Win in SEO?

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SEW Daily December 12, 2013  RSS  Like  Follow Old Sites vs. New Sites: Which Will Win in SEO? December 12, 2013 - General trust is moving from older big brands to new innovative companies, but Google still seems to prefer old sites. Learn which SEO ranking factors prefer new brands and which seem to have a positive effect on older, more authoritative websites. Peter van der Graaf  |  Print version Localization for International Search Engine Optimization December 12, 2013 - Localization helps connect your brand to a location using the words, terms, and behaviors of an audience in a particular region. While every country is different, here are some ideas for how to approach a localization strategy in a new country. Greg Kihlström  |  Print version Reports: NSA Used Google Cookies for Data Spying December 12, 2013 - Just a few days after they ganged up on the government to ask them to curb the NSA's spying enthusiasm, tech giants are faced with another rather inconvenient truth: that the NSA is actually piggy-backing on Google cookies to gather intelligence. Liva Judic  |  Print version Matt Cutts: Google Penalties Get More Severe for Repeat Offenders December 11, 2013 - A website that gets caught violating Google's webmaster guidelines for the first time won't be treated as harshly as those that have been penalized multiple times. Also: how the disavow tool can bring a site with bad backlinks back from the dead. Jennifer Slegg  |  Print version Retweets Most Likely to Happen After Hours [Study] December 11, 2013 - While Twitter users are most active during the workweek, research coming from TrackMaven shows after hours garner the most retweets in late evenings and on Sundays. Additional stats show tweets with images have a better chance of being retweeted. Jessica Lee  |  Print version Acronym Launches 'Keyword Provided' Algorithm to Recover '(Not Provided)' Keywords December 11, 2013 - Search marketing and tech company, Acronym, announced a new way to combat the lack of keyword data resulting from Google's secure search with "Keyword Provided" - an algorithm that's been tested with a 99 percent accuracy, according to its research. Jessica Lee  |  Print version YouTube Shares Most Watched Content & Video Ads in 2013 December 11, 2013 - YouTube has released their most watched content lists of 2013. One of the most popular trends this year has been "prankvertising" – online campaigns in which brands play jokes on supposedly unsuspecting members of the public. Greg Jarboe  |  Print version These 10 Types of Blog Posts Save the Day When You’re Out of Ideas December 11, 2013 - Quality writing is a key ingredient in any blog post, but what do you write about when you feel like you've run out of things to say? Try one of these ten types of blog posts to get your creativity going and offer something useful for your readers. Simon Heseltine  |  Print version   Webinars Upcoming Events PPC Pause and Reflections for 2013 December 12, 2013 1:00pm ET / 10:00am PT SES London February 10-13, 2014 SES Jakarta March 18-19, 2014 ClickZ Live New York Mar 31-Apr 3, 2014 ClickZ Live Toronto May 14-16, 2014 ClickZ Live Shanghai May 28-29, 2014 Featured Jobs White Papers Associate Online Marketing Manager Associate Online Marketing Manager (Outlook Amusements) - Burbank - Located in the heart of the Burbank Media District, Outlook Amusements, Inc. is a fast-growing... The 5 social media marketing agency questions Oracle - Dec 9, 2013 A superior approach with social media Oracle - Dec 9, 2013 8 steps to a better social media mix Oracle - Dec 9, 2013 Webinar: Well, Hello There: Communicating in Your Customer's Language, Silverpop Silverpop - Dec 6, 2013

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