Monthly Archives: March 2007
Letting Search Engines Find Your Pages
I love this comment on Matt Cutts’ blog. Matt is talking about viral marketing and the tactics used by a website to spread the word. “The buzz built pretty organically. USB drives were left in bathrooms at conferences and messages … Continue reading
Google Wake Up Call | Indexing Your Search Results
Matt Cutts’ blog indicates that Google is taking a serious look at search results within results. Search results can be infuriating when you click on a top result only to find yourself once again looking at a results page. Yes, you may … Continue reading
Internet Users Increase 10% Worldwide
ComScore Networks announced, a 10-percent increase in internet users versus January 2006. Top 10 countries by penetration: India 33% Russian Federation 21% China 20% Mexico 18% Brazil 16% Italy 13% Canada 11% Japan 4% South Korea 4% Spain 4% The … Continue reading
SEO Resources Updated on SearchEngineAcademy.ca
If you are a new SEO, you may not yet have realised the amount of work involved in planning, implementing and maintaining an effective internet marketing campaign. I’ve often heard people say with every step it seems to lead to … Continue reading
Fox Blunders While Allowing Downloads of TV Shows
In one innovative move, Fox will attempt to: increase advertising revenue, increase traffic to its local TV affiliate Web sites, making it easy and affordable for the consumer movement to get what it wants the ability to watch whatever whenever … Continue reading
Online Yellow Pages & Search Marketing
Superpages.com announced today that they are introducing a new ranking model for their pay for performance product. The new model will begin in April, 2007. Ads will be ranked by bid amount and wait for it…..relevance. Google, MSN have been … Continue reading
Managing Your Contextual PPC Ad Buys Can Be Tricky
In my post February 21st post PPC Gone Bad, RCMP Hangs With Wrong Crowd l wrote about the potential for complications with contextual PPC ads. Not only can they be be tricky to manage, but also the click through ratio … Continue reading
