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It may be bad form to submit your own stuff, but I dont care - this is a post I want the SEO community to read.Short view: I am not a special SEO and no, I am NOT a rockstar. We cant all be rockstars. Read more
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I find this VERY important to us as SEMs - most of us use twitter to keep in touch, dicuss and comment real time. Is the experience about to change?

Spoiler: Twitter has gone into partnership with Microsoft and John Battelle’s advertising… Read more
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I always finds Edwards posts so well researched, that I am always in awe with what he comes up with.

The post is about getting your domain branding present in your tweets and avoiding the brand visibility loss that follows due to twitter… Read more
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Lisa from Outspoken Media takes a very rational approach to SEO life beyond links. Read more
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Rob analyses an interesting question - is an SEM purely a search marketer? Or does he/she play a much larger role in the success of a website and business? Read more
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Well what can I say? How valid are nofollowed anchor text properties? I have ranked a site in a similar way for a test, but cant share it, Dixon very conviniently runs a similar test with good results.

Good SEO is also about experimentation. Read more
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There have been plenty resources on US Local Search Citations, resources and articles. I am glad now that Europe is really taking SEO and SEO blogging to the mainstream.

About the post: Martijn Beijk Guest Posts on my Fav local Search blog.… Read more
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This is an excellent summary of how to track your universal search.
From the post:
I wanted to know how many people were actually clicking the blended results you see in Universal Search. Google Analytics measures these clicks as Google… Read more
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I wanted to be able to use Google Analytics to find referrals from the second (and greater) pages of Google search results (details at the end on how to do this for Yahoo! and Live). We find this data hugely useful during SEO projects because if you are… Read more
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Kalena is known for her scathing dumbass of the week series - but this one is more than just humour.

"Let me preface this post by saying that I love Google and I’m a big supporter and very early adopter of AdWords pay per click… Read more
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The author is relatively new to SEO, but has created a summary (in a well organized PDF) of link building tactics and ideas from various SEOmoz posts over the years.

If you decide to read only one Youmoz post this year, make it this one. Read more
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You see, the media has only one focus - large, metropolitan areas - because the threat of mass extinction is just irresistible I guess. So, if you don’t live in New Orleans, but you are in the same hurricane path as the city is, then you will be… Read more
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Pascal Casing : The first letter in the identifier and the first letter of each subsequent concatenated word are capitalized. May also be referred to as Studley Caps. e.g. PascalCasing

Edward (Pageoneresults) Runs us through Pascal Casing -… Read more
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Melanie tackles the present issue that faces SEO. Shes not the first to adress it, and possibly on the last. However she looks into aspects that are worth noting.

Note - this is on wolf-howl (Michael Gray’s blog)and Mel is the first… Read more
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Viperchill Gives us an insight into how Ebooks are profitable and easy to set up. An excellent introductory post fro those considering this strategy of making money online. Read more
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So I suspect I’m not the only blackhat SEO that monitors the search results for “buy viagra”. For the past few months, these results have been dominated by a variety of forum and web2.0 profiles that were link spammed into the rankings. However,… Read more
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Every internet marketing decision you delay wastes money.

The successes, earning a modest 2:1 ROI, earned you $10,000. You broke even. Get a more reasonable 3:1 ROI and you earned $15,000 with a $10,000 investment. Read more
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Dell has sold $500,000 of hardware using Twitter (from discounts/specials), and
Other people are doing more modest things like selling t-shirts.

The reason Twitter works for sales is, not only is it a communications tool just like a… Read more
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Today, ShoeMoney and Marketing Pilgrim provided great insights into why they think search engine optimization has no future.

I don’t agree. Times infinity. Nyah nyah phbltbltbltblt. So there. Read more
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Really, Twitter spam? I mean, how do you get spammed by people you voluntarily choose to follow. It’s like bitching that your Facebook "friends" are spamming you. Why did you make them friends, then. Read more
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Does google bowling exist?
Do you get penalized for getting 1000’s of links you never looked for or asked for?
Can someone really hurt you by linking you to 1000’s of bad neighborhoods?
This guy needs help, and he needs it… Read more
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A simple analysis on Annie7’s (SEOSMARTY) site on how the new search within search (teleportation) is not necessarily the best thing for brands. Read more
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