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Naked Police & 10 Top Wackiest Subject Lines

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Bing Announces New Content Analytics for Ads

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Violent and Dark SEO Works?

Choosing the headline of an article or blog post is one of the most important parts of building a website and optimizing it for the search engines.  Adding keywords into the headline is a great way to ensure Google and the other

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Study: Banner Ads Do Not Work

Seems that a lot of marketers do not believe that banners actually work, and are turning back to traditional media such as print, newspapers TV. According to a study by Adobe, the flash guys, “Click Here: The State of Online Advertising”

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Google is Punishing Bad People

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Signs of the Apocalypse: Apple & Microsoft Partnering

One of the largely ignored announcements during Apple’s WWDC was that included with iOS 7 is an update to Siri to improve the results she can provide.  Siri will now be able to directly search not only Twitter, Wikipedia

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Biggest Changes to SEO Coming Soon

According to a recent report released by eMarketer the total online advertisement spending directed toward desktop ads is expected to peak in 2014.  This year the estimated budget for desktop paid ad spending should reach $34.29 Billion, after an expected increase

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Contests Vs. Content, Content Wins!

When it comes to attracting traffic and getting them to sign up for an email or other type of list there are many different options to choose from.  A recent study has shown that one of the most effective ways to quickly

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Google Testing New Article Method that Will Change Everything?

Dr. Peter Meyers, Moz’s marketing scientist, recently noticed something interesting from Google.  They seem to be testing new types of search results which they are calling “in-depth articles”.  In the example Meyers provided he did a search for

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Most Pages Built Wrong for Optimization?

Even before the Internet marketers knew that placing the most important content (and advertisements) ‘above the fold’ was essential to the success of any content publication.  Whether it is a newspaper or an

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