You don’t have to sacrifice the quality of your work in order to create content that is search engine optimized and will help improve your ranking with the major search engines, explains Pierre Zorkian. By [...]
The buzz around social media has been growing to a near hysteria. People are blogging, connecting with friends on Facebook, posting updates to Twitter, and getting LinkedIn. Is your business or organization still on the [...]
I recently received a deceptive letter from Domain Registry of America. The "notice," which looks more like a bill, gives the impression that a domain I own is about to expire and must be renewed. [...]
A Long Tail search is an search phrase with five or more words. As internet consumers become more savvy, they tend to use search phrases with more words. Between December 2009 and January 2010, queries [...]
The December, 2010 report from HitWise shows Google accounted for 71.49 percent of all U.S. searches in January 2010, which is a one percent decrease from the previous month. The big news is that Bing [...]
Google still reigns when it comes to the largest share of search engine traffic. Based on the chart, there's virtually no change from 2008 to 2009. We'll have to see if Bing can make a [...]
We talked before about the importance of being present on Twitter and Facebook as part of your online strategy. Using social networks can certainly drive traffic, but perhaps its greatest potential is to build a [...]
With so much information online about people and companies it’s become quite common to simply “Google” someone when you want to know more about them. From a business building standpoint it’s good practice to own [...]
Okay, I'm on Facebook, LinkedIn, MySpace and feeling pretty good about myself. But wait...now everyone is talking about Twitter. Is this just another social media outlet I have to keep up with? John Jantsch of [...]
Linkbaiting is a widely used term to describe strategies where new web content or services are created specifically to boost rankings through attracting lots of inbound links. Some argue that linkbaiting is an unnecessary term [...]
