#social#networking #social#media #social#media#marketing #LinkedIn #Bing Today’s the last day of the battle between search and social. So far search leads the way with more Internet users relying on search than on social. Social won round three yesterday, so the counts 2-1. Today, search could land the final blow, or social could force a tie. First, [...]
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Yahoo! vs. YouTube: The Battle of Search and Social
October 12, 2010
Let’s continue comparing search and social. Facebook has a long way to go before it catches up to Google, but YouTube and Yahoo! are a little more even. Youtube had a few good days in September and are currently having some good days that have allowed them to rank higher than Yahoo!. And Yahoo! did [...]
Google vs. Facebook: The Battle of Search and Social
October 11, 2010
#Facebook #Google #social#networking You’ve probably heard at least one person say search is dead, or maybe you are that one person. Let’s look at the argument in perspective, using Alexa to compare Google and Facebook—the two most trafficked sites in the U.S. and the world. Facebook In the last three months, 35.66% of all Internet [...]
How to be the Bruce Lee of SEO Content
September 30, 2010
SEO content is like a martial arts duel. Here’s some rules martial artists fight by: 1. Be aware of your surroundings 2. Adapt to changes within those surroundings 3. Use what is available to you in those surroundings 4. Recognize your opponent’s strengths and weaknesses 5. Use your strengths to exploit your opponent’s weaknesses There [...]
The Long and Short of Keywords
September 29, 2010
So, let’s get a little deeper into this conversation about what kinds of words you should optimize your site for. It’s great that you want to optimize your site for the word ‘burger,’ but you will have to compete with 38,300,000 other pages (according to Google at the time of this post). You could try [...]
Monitoring Your Positions in the Search Engines
September 28, 2010
After you choose three to five main keywords for your site and use a tool like Google Keyword finder to find related keywords and then decide which pages on your site those keywords fit best on, you’re SEO content woes are over. Right? Wrong. You need to monitor your keywords and your position within the [...]
The X and Y Factors of SEO Content
September 23, 2010
Let’s examine the four types of Web traffic: Direct traffic, Referring sites, search engines, and other. Direct traffic doesn’t just refer to traffic from people who bookmarked your site or know the URL by memory. Direct traffic also refers to people who came to your site because of a television or print ad or through [...]
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