We’ve all felt the ill effects of spam. Whether it be that feeling in the pit of your stomach after munching down some of that pseudo-meat popular with Hawaiians, or all those emails promising a bigger penis bombarding your inbox, it sucks for the consumer.
If you still think blogs are just online diaries, simply another new communications fad, only used by teenagers with too much time on their hands… think again. Blogs can be a powerful component of your SEO strategy. In case you’ve been in a black...
If you’re an SEO, you already know the importance of building relevant backlinks. For the layman who may have heard terms like backlink and pagerank being thrown around, but wasn’t quite sure what they meant:
The housing market isn’t the only hot real estate segment...internet real estate is also reaching its peak. Like a marketing company that has figured out how to convert low value PPC keywords or an affiliate that has figured out how to create SEO...
Internal search engine marketing teams and SEO (Search Engine Optimization) Firms using PPC (Pay per click marketing) may be adversely hurting affiliating marketing. The uphill battle for affiliates and their managers is consistently growing as search...
Dogpile.com recently collaborated with researchers from the University of Pittsburgh and Penn State University to measure how much overlap and differences in ranking there are between search companies MSN, Google, Yahoo! and Ask Jeeves.
Affiliates have been consistently pioneering innovative ways to drive targeted traffic to web properties. The three most popular ways are Search Engines, Pay-Per-Click and Email marketing. However, the laws are becoming more stringent...
Ad Tech Chicago was a very well put together conference. The intimate size allows for more one on one time for deal making and exploring new businesses. I tend to find Chicago the most rewarding of the Ad Techs in terms of both deal...
Despite all the hubbub about blogging, retailers and other merchants are notably absent from the blogosphere. By lagging behind on this new trend, they're missing a key opportunity to actively participate in the global online conversation that's now happening without them.
A new survey of Fortune 100 companies reveals that relatively few of them make a serious effort to optimize their Web sites to receive high search rankings on Yahoo! or Google.