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SearchFest 2011 Interview: Matthew Brown
Matthew will be speaking about “Advanced On-Site SEO” at SearchFest 2011, which will take place on February 23rd at the Governor Hotel in Portland, Oregon....
Ad Text Evolution: 5 Changes to Your AdWords Ads & How They Affect Your Bottom Line
There’s a lot going on over on the AdWords product development team. Keywords are dying, new AdWords features are rolling out all the time, campaigns...
Using Drupal? Here’s the Best Modules for Onsite SEO Optimization
Without a doubt, Drupal is one of the most popular content management systems around; there are millions of websites using it. Many users face one...
The Power of Unique Product Descriptions
Whether it’s online or offline, words help sell products. If you are setting up an e-commerce store you should take the time to really focus...
Is Long Tail SEO Really SEO?
I’ve had many discussions with others in the SEO arena over the years regarding the value of long tail SEO. But until this weekend I’ve...
Internet Marketing as a Team – 10 Steps to Success
When it comes to working on an internet marketing project, are you the strong solo player or do you work well interacting with other internet...
JC Penny’s Black Hat SEO Backfires
You probably have heard the black hat search engine optimization (SEO) tactics JC Penny’s pursued in order to be ranked well for various search terms...
Good Metrics to Determine the Link Value: NOT Toolbar PageRank
If you asked me to name the biggest irritation that I encounter when dealing with links, I’d have to say that it’s the belief that...
Travel Technology Europe & THack – Instigating Creativity
Tnooz THack initiative promotes innovation, momentum, and maybe the “edge” the next great travel giant wants. Tnooz Co-founder Kevin May explores what’s next. Technology touches...
10 Local Search Tools I Simply Can’t Live Without
If you were to ask me what the biggest let down in the local search industry was a year ago, I would have answered without...
Keywords, Domain Names and the Foreign Language Internet
Logo.com was sold in November for $500,000. Whilst we could talk all day about whether any domain name is worth that much money (for the...
The Ancillary Benefits of Call Tracking
Call tracking is nothing new, but it can often be overlooked with all the set up options available for an online marketing campaign. Call tracking...
For Keyword Targeting in Paid Search, Beware The Galaxy Effect
Are you targeting the entire universe of prospective customers via your paid search campaigns? If you are unsure, you’re not alone. There are many factors...
Mother Jones and the A/B Test
The other day I was reading the latest Mother Jones and came across an interesting note from the editor. They talked about the importance and...
The Details of Google Honeycomb Spread
Google’s Honeycomb OS went head-to-head with Apple’s “Daily News” for release parties, showing off the details of its interface for both users and developers in...
How Should Google Spread Word About Google?
Before I started writing about Google, Bing, Yahoo, and all the rest, I didn’t even know about the existence of half their services. This wasn’t...
Gmail Improves Its Contact Groups
Google’s productivity services, from Google Docs to Gmail and more, offer plenty of time saving alternatives. Some of these items are hidden away in the...
Microsoft’s Hotmail Adds Alias Accounts
Hotmail has long been a popular service for setting up “side accounts” for email. After all, it’s one of the easiest services to set up...
Google Hotpot Spreads to a Global Scale
When it comes to the world of modern technologies, Google has a thriving grasp of almost every major division. However, there are two “areas for...
Bing and Google Stand Together for IPv6
When the Internet was invented by Al Gore (or the countless researchers in various locations around the globe who collaborated and slowly advanced networking concepts...
The U.S. Justice Department Probes Google-ITA Deal
The travel industry plays a key role in the web information field, and each search engine is working hard to create travel features. However, Google’s...
Interesting Google Statistics from 2010
One of the great things about modern business is that it’s always learning and growing. The great examples of this are found in the tech...
A Brief Look at the Android Market Web Store
The iPhone has been winning the app war with Google. Let’s count the points. 1) The iPhone is pickier about applications, meaning fewer freezes and...
Google Honeycomb Adds Improved Security
Google is about the only competitor that threatens Apple in the tablet industry, but somehow the company making the iPad just isn’t feeling that frightened....
Google AdWords Integrates with Maps
Google AdWords has always been an excellent resource for those who want to push traffic to a website, but for a long time after the...
Google Examines Super Bowl Search Trends
While there are dozens of holidays throughout the year, there are only a few that most Americans recognize consistently and enthusiastically: Halloween, Christmas, Thanksgiving, and...
Google Blogger Gets an Android App
Google services cover more properties than someone who’s been cheating at monopoly (no pun-based accusation intended), but some of these services are far more venerated than...
Google’s “Hiybbprqag” Gets the Spotlight
There’s plenty left to say about the mudslinging battle that happened between Google and Bing recently — and it’s even possible that the companies will...
Google Adds the “Web Clipboard” Extension
While competitors must label themselves as niche solutions (for example, Bing is your source for travel, sports, and entertainment), Google is trying to cover every...
Google Chrome 9 Is Unleashed
Google makes such frequent updates to Google Chrome that hardly anyone hears about them anymore. As such, when Google decides to make a splash with...