The Quality of Google Results on the First Page, Post-Panda and Penguin Someone recently asked me these compelling questions about the Panda and Penguin algorithm updates that have been released in the past couple of years by Matt Cutts and the Google web spam team. Is the goal to have the best quality results, or…
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Grammar and Spelling in Blog Comments for SEO
Often, a person will leave a comment on a blog and use terrible spelling and/or grammar. I myself often write way too fast and make mistakes in this area. In this video, Matt Cutts from Google discusses grammar and spelling in blog comments and SEO. He basically says, it is not an issue. However, what…
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Facebook Look Back is Now Customizable
Unless you’ve been living under a rock, you’ve noticed several new Facebook movies on your Timeline in the past few days. For the celebration of Facebook’s 10 year anniversary, they decided to present a clean, innovative and creative look at users’ past years on Facebook. The one minute movies take a ‘look back’ at a…
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Custom Audiences Craft Highly Targeted Ads on Facebook
Facebook’s new Custom Audiences is a powerful new tool that has been making waves in the social media community. It’s an easier way for businesses of any size to reach out to people that matter to them such as potential prospects. Custom Audiences allows you to create lists of people you want to target your Facebook…
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A Better Twitter?
Earlier this week, Twitter made their ‘refreshed’ look global, a move they tweeted in January that was meant to ‘reflect… the look & feel of [their] iOS & Android apps.” From what we can tell so far, the new look primarily affects the top navigational bar by increasing the font and icon sizes, and changing…
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