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Ann Smarty Ryan Jones Mark Traphagen WARNING THIS LIVE BLOG CONTENT MAY CONTAIN BAD SPELLING AND GRAMMAR According to the speakers the amount of people that adopted the Google Author tag was low and possibly wasn’t optimal enough to truly prove trusted authorship. It’s possible that Google saw the authorship tag useless and not […]
WARNING LIVE BLOG. MIND MY GRAMMAR AND SPELLING Dave Roth At the end of the day a great content strategy is based on the ability being able to story tell. Telling a good story is half the battle but identifying who or what the story is going to be about. Each client is case by […]
WARNING THIS IS LIVE BLOGGING EXCUSE MY GRAMAR AND SPELLING For day one of this amazing confrence I get to hear an amazing panel but the one I,m most excited to hear today is Simon Heseltine. Communication with an In-House SEO team is part of our daily practice but communicating properly is important. How do […]
Oh the highlights from PubCon are sending tingles up everyone’s spines. So it should since it started of with a head to head in a David and Goliath face off; except in this case it was Goliath that wins. If your wondering what I’m referring to it is the Jason Calacanis and Matt Cutts Showdown. […]
I’ve talked about Google Glass already, many, many times.. Now we have WIRED.COM and arstechnica.com both spewing out specs based on more..
Is Matt Cutts just goofing around or is he really trying to scare us? The statement in the title of this article, from Matt Cutts, has the SEO world looking for further information as to just how bad the next Penguin update will be. During the SES in San Francisco this week Matt Cutts got […]
Sitting beside my radio co-host Jim Hedger I have the pleasure of attending the “Meaningful SEO Metrics” session with June Li, Horst Joepen, and Chris Boggs are speaking with Richard Zwicky moderating. This is a “as it happens” post so you’ll have to pardon if it’s disjointed – I’m going to be including the points […]