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Holiday SEO News: Google Has Been Very Busy
by Kerry Dean on 12/07/2009 at 3:33 pm in SEO
I don’t know if you have noticed all the recent search industry headlines, but Google is dominating the news with several new features and updates. And they have done it all within the past 30 days. Here is a quick snapshot of Google’s newest additions and updates in the 2009 holiday season.
Full StorySEO Industry Quick Hits (Nov. 30, 2009)
by Kerry Dean on 11/30/2009 at 4:05 pm in Industry News, Observations, SEO
You may call them quick hits. You may call it scatter shooting. You may just refer to it as news. Regardless, here are some recent developments in our world of search marketing.
Full StoryFeeling a Little Bad, For Dear Old Dad
by Parks Blackwell on 06/05/2009 at 1:05 pm in Commentary, Market Research & Data, Opinion Editorial, Within Range
Fathers Day is a tough holiday. What do you buy for the guy who has pretty much everything he wants or worse, responds with “I don’t need anything”? Asking me to be a creative gift-buyer is borrowing trouble. If you collected my Father’s Day gifts and put them in a box, you might think you were at the Goodwill. I wait around until the last minute and then go buy whatever I can find at the checkout counter at my local Walgreens.
Full StoryIt’s Beginning to Look a Lot Like Christmas
by Herndon Hasty on 05/29/2009 at 2:48 pm in Online Strategies, SEO, SEO Best Practices
Getting winded trying to keep up with Google’s latest and greatest offerings? Well, don’t take your Nikes off just yet. Google recently announced a slate of updates and new developments, including ways to make your search results prettier and a new emphasis on fresh content. For those who’ve been encouraging clients to add microformats to their pages, you should feel a little vindicated, because these should be right up your alley. If that’s not enough, MSN also announced that they’re updating and rebranding Live Search, naming the concept Bing (previously known as Kumo) and gearing it towards behavioral search. If it works like they say it will, then we’ll have something to celebrate before July 4.
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