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Saturday, November 2, 2013

Fwd: 3 Free Tools to Boost Your SEO Results



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Subject: 3 Free Tools to Boost Your SEO Results



Measure, Analyze and Fix Your SEO Results using these free tools at LXRMarketplace.com.


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Wednesday, October 2, 2013

Check out 'The Top 20 Most Expensive Keywords in Google AdWords Advertising ' on Learnist

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The Top 20 Most Expensive Keywords in Google AdWords Advertising
"Learn the top 20 most expensive keywords. These keyword categories have the highest costs per click (CPC) in Google AdWords advertising."

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Friday, September 20, 2013

TripAdvisor loves Google again, puts Street View into iPad app - Tnooz

http://www.tnooz.com/article/tripadvisor-loves-google-again-puts-street-view-into-ipad-app/


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Fwd: Visually Marketplace Case Study: Digital Diaries



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Digital Diaries: Buying a Smartphone


Testimonial

adam2.jpgWe've come to rely on Visually's team for not just design but research. By having individual tasks each dedicated to a singular goal (research/design/talent) and being part of a larger mission, we've found that the quality is much improved than handing the project over to any one person to manage. The designers are also incredibly adaptable and understand the product; that is, not as an advertisement or any other graphical request, but a unique piece of content by which to translate data in an appealing way.

Adam Clement, Social Marketing Manager, The Huffington Post



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Monday, September 16, 2013

Check out 'Evaluating Web Pages: Techniques to Apply & Questions to Ask' on Learnist

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Evaluating Web Pages: Techniques to Apply & Questions to Ask

The ability to evaluate websites for their usefulness, veracity, reliability, etc, is a vital skill for students and teachers. This is a handy set of questions to ask and techniques to use form the lovely folk at UC Berkley. I am definitely going to be using it with my students this year (2013) and promoting it to other staff.



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Thursday, September 12, 2013

Fwd: The SEO Cheat Sheet and Every Tweet Ever Published - The Moz Top 10



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The Moz Top 10

What You Need to Know in the World of Inbound Marketing and SEO
September 2013, #1 - Need to subscribe? Sign up here

The Web Developer's SEO Cheat Sheet 2.0

Print it. Pin it. Post it on your wall. The Web Developer's Cheat Sheet is one of the coolest, must-have SEO resources we've ever published.

moz.com

Every tweet ever published, now at your fingertips

Topsy is doing for Twitter what Google does for web search. Search every tweet since 2006. You can even find the first tweet for any user.

about.topsy.com

The Art of Writing Great Google+ Posts

Want to know the formula for writing Google+ posts that are often shared over 100 times each? Demian Farnworth shows you his technique to great social sharing.

copyblogger.com

Why Cards are the Future of the Web

The next generation of the web is being built on cards, including both Twitter and Google. Learn how to catch up and take advantage of this latest marketing technology.

insideintercom.io

How to Get Busy People to Take Action When You Send an Email

You may send 1 email a day or 100, but you want your emails to get noticed and you want people to take action. Mark Suster shares 7 tips to help make your emails lead to action.

www.bothsidesofthetable.com

Something's Fishy in the State of Google's New Keyword Tool

Last month Google replaced its popular keyword tool with its new Keyword Planner, but not everyone trusts the data. Learn why some people think Google's numbers look a little fishy.

www.conductor.com

Putting the 'mium' in Freemium and getting away with it.

Freemium is a great way for some businesses to market their product, but it can also go terribly wrong. Here are 5 tips to make sure your free offering makes you more profits than headaches.

medium.com/on-startups/

The Ultimate Guide to Flat Design

If you run a website or build an app, 2013 may be the year you turn to flat design. Even Apple and Google are doing it. Don't get left in the design dust!

www.webdesignerdepot.com

Landing Page 101

Want to sell more or attract more leads? This super cool (and free) landing page course contains a number of 30 minute lessons from some of the top experts in the marketing world.

thelandingpagecourse.com

Should I add rel="nofollow" to links that are included with my widget?

Matt Cutts explains when you should add "nofollow" to your widget and infograhpic links. Hint: it's a good idea on any widget link that scales.

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Bonus: The T-Shaped Web Marketer

What skills should you or your marketing team possess to succeed? Moz CEO Rand Fishkin discuss the T-Shaped marketer, and what it means to your success.

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Why cards are the future of the web | Inside Intercom

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Topsy | Every tweet ever published, now at your fingertips

http://about.topsy.com/2013/09/04/every-tweet-ever-published-now-at-your-fingertips/


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Landing Page​s​ 101 ​| ​Landing Page Conversion Course | #LPOcourse

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The ultimate guide to flat design | Webdesigner Depot

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Wednesday, August 14, 2013

Spun article from my Wordpress Blog

Quickly window views may be substituted with displays, so that the wrong way sited hotels can easily display their iconic views in much less well situated locations. This could really do the future as rainy days are likely to be banished and wonderful sunsets made usually accessible. This is innovation and technology available now, all it wants is some video cameras, a recording center and windows tried with LED displays. One could observe how the cruising industry experience may be enhanced for the "insider" cabins using ocean views available throughout the virtual window.

Now take this kind of perfectly straightforward and legitimate procedure and extend the scenario where it might be advertised that there exists perfect view in the the top of the London Shard as well as the Victoria Comes in Birmingham The state of alabama!

A new thought WYSIWYG has become WYSIWYNG (What the truth is can be what exactly you've not got). A brand new meaning to Our own rooms all have a very view of the sea!

Thursday, July 4, 2013

Do Consumers Believe in Advertising?



Do Consumers Believe in Advertising?
BUSINESS | WED 3 JUL
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Don't let Don Draper fool you. Advertising is not as simple as a catchy slogan or clever pitch. As industries shift away from print advertising toward... Read more

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Tracking Long tail keywords through Google Analytics



Tracking Long tail keywords through Google Analytics
http://www.seotakeaways.com/unleash-power-long-tail-keywords/

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Wednesday, June 26, 2013

12 Digital Technologies Retailers Are Investing In



12 Digital Technologies Retailers Are Investing In
BUSINESS | TUE 25 JUN
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It's a tough market out there for speciality retailers. While the ecommerce grew 13% in the first quarter of the year compared to Q1 2012, Amazon grew... Read more

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Monday, June 3, 2013

Fwd: China's next chapter​


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Subject: China's next chapter
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New from McKinsey & Company

 

China's next chapter

China is changing. As the country's middle class, urban scale, and digital savvy grow, its economic model is shifting from export-led capital investment toward consumption and greater productivity.

China's search for a new growth model

China's search for a new growth model

In this video, experts from McKinsey's Greater China office explore the challenges and opportunities that China faces as it fundamentally redirects its economic model away from export-led capital investment toward consumption, efficiency, and productivity. more

Three snapshots from China's next chapter

Three snapshots from China's next chapter

A new middle class. An urban transformation. An e-tailing revolution. This slideshow details the key trends that will define a new China. more

Winners and losers in China's next decade

Winners and losers in China's next decade

The move from investment to consumption will drive some industries forward, while hampering others. more

China's great rebalancing: Promise and peril

China's great rebalancing: Promise and peril

Some encouraging signs indicate that China's new leadership is serious about moving from an investment to a consumption model. more

More about this series

The video, slideshow, and articles presented here are part of a series on the future of China. Global business leaders attending this week's Fortune Global Forum, in Chengdu, China, are already reading articles from the full series in a special McKinsey Quarterly issue, "China's next chapter." Keep up with them in the coming weeks by exploring five key themes: the rising consumer class, the urbanization imperative, the manufacturing challenge, the coming age of Chinese finance, and the human-capital quest.

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