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Recently there was a big kerfuffle over Bing copying Google results, Bing denying it, the Google FUD machine in full force, and some nice conspiracy theory about who is pulling the strings and why. While this makes for some exciting drama and fun twitter banter, there is some actionable information for SEO's: paying attention to [...]

Is keyword density an important factor in SEO, and what are some recommendations and tools for checking keyword density.

Late last year both Google and Bing announced they are both using social signals as part of the ranking algorithm. Those of us who have been in the game a while have long suspected this, but it's nice to see it come from the horse's mouth, so to speak. So, as a search marketer, what [...]
Recently, Kenneth Cole took a bit of criticism in the social media space for making what many considered ... [more]

I've got a confession to make. I used to be a short term traffic junkie. I ran other websites where I'd get up early in the morning or stay up late into the night, blogging about the news in that space. And no it wasn't SEO related subject matter. But I learned something on the [...]
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If there's one aspect of social media that mainstream press seems to love, it's Facebook. For this post we're going to be talking with Greg Finn of Cypress North, Victoria Edwards of Linkshare, and Marty Weintraub of aimClear about how small businesses can use Facebook.
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Crafting a good title for your pages or blog posts is a problem many people struggle with. Do you focus on keywords or on attention grabbing formulas? Hopefully this post will give you some insight into how to write better titles. The difficulty with crafting good titles is that it's part science and part art, and you have to [...]

Why It's OK to Offend People in Social Media

Footers are one of the most often underused, misused and abused areas of a website. In this post, I'll be taking a look at footers and passing on some tips to help you get more out of them.

One of my more popular posts from 2010 was about How to Integrate Advertising into Your Blog. In this post, I'm going to expand on that from a strategic point of view and talk about ways to add revenue streams into your website or blog.
I'll admit that when I first saw the Zaggmate mentioned, I was stoked. An iPad case with hard body aluminum case and built in wireless keyboard ... It was like combining chocolate and peanut butter in Reese's cup. Genius. While I really wanted to like this product and use it daily, in then end, it just [...]
In my piece on How to Build an Effective Footer, one of the tips I mentioned was making your footer more dynamic by including links to posts that are currently popular on your website. It's something I do on the bottom of this website. I 've gotten a few emails asking how, so I figured I'd [...]

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In the past I've written about Why I think Affiliates should Cloak Their Links from search engines. I've even spoken a few times about how to do it and recommended plugins like GoCodes to help you get from here to there. GoCodes is fine if you aren't running through a ton of links, or if you use [...]

Are Search Engines Using ClickStream Data
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In late 2010, the New York Times published an article titled 2010 the year of the Tablet, or iPad. In 2010, Apple sold 14 million iPad units. In the 4th quarter of 2010 they sold more iPads than they did Macbooks, and 2010 had Apple's highest Macbook sales ever . With the iPhone coming to Verizon [...]
Looking for tips on how small and local businesses can use Facebook, check out what three experts Greg Finn, Victoria Edwards, & Marty Weintraub have to say
I've been spending some quality time with Raven Tools, and I thought I'd turn it into a tutorial series to help you get more out of using the tools as well.
Let's Talk about Keyword Density

Since we're at the beginning of the year, it's a good time to remind everyone about backups. Whether you are running one blog or several blogs, backups are important. The best backup solutions are those that backup all of your files, back them up regularly, and work automatically. In this post I'll show you how I do [...]
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A recent public fight Between Bing and Google highlighted the importance that both engines give to the clickstream and other toolbar data How Mobile Friendly is Your Website
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How Small and Local Businesses Can Use Facebook
So you've got Thesis for your WordPress site (and if you haven't got Thesis yet go and check out Michael's excellent Thesis review to find out why you should) and you want to use a static homepage to give your visitors a consistent experience when they visit your site. The problem is that you really [...]

I've spoken in the past about my concerns with Google's personalized search. Last week I came across an article in Mashable that summed up my problem: It's the lack of serendipity.

Recently, Kenneth Cole took a bit of criticism in the social media space for making what many considered an insensitive tweet. I'm going to disagree with the social media guru's here and say it's ok to offend people. In fact, it's probably something you should do on a regular basis.
Recently, I received an email question wanting to know about keyword density, asking questions like how do I deal with it , is it still a factor, and how important is it. As with most things in SEO, the answer is ... it depends ...
Syndicating your content is a tricky game. On the one hand, getting more exposure for you, your brand, or your company is a good thing. On the other hand, having another site outrank you for your own content is not a good thing. In this post,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], I 'll take a look at some of the pros [...]

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