Computerworld – A federal judge has declined to dismiss charges against Google that it allegedly violated the Federal Wiretap Act when it collected personal data from Wi-Fi networks. U.S. District Court Judge James Ware on Wednesday tossed accusations that Google’s Street View vehicles broke several states’ laws when they harvested usernames, passwords and emails from...Read More
David Mercer Using keyword rich names to capture first page search results “What is marketing?” and why you should be answering the same question How good SEO content can have pleasant, unexpected financial results Organic search traffic is one of the most important sources of traffic in any business. Social media can have a greater...Read More
Howdy, SEOmoz fans. Welcome to another edition of Whiteboard Friday. This week we’re talking about SEO interview questions, how there are a lot of times in your professional life when you’re going to be either interviewing someone who might be working with you on an SEO team inside your company, who might be contracting for...Read More
F7U12 Though this practice isn’t anything new, I’ve noticed an increasing number of Internet marketers prefixing their email subjects with “Re:â€. For example: “Re: Make $1,000,000,000,000,000.87 for the rest of your entire life, ZOMG!†Right, so here’s the deal with that whole “Re:†thing: it implies your message is either dishonest or not worth reading...Read More
NEW YORK (CNNMoney) — A federal judge has denied Google’s request to dismiss several lawsuits accusing the company of illegally collecting private information from open Wi-Fi networks. The ruling, filed in California court Wednesday, is a setback for Google as it tries to put its “Street View” debacle behind it. In May 2010, Google admitted...Read More
Digital media not only forces newsrooms to face economic challenges, but also workflow issues. In a recent post, Todd Benoit, director of news and new media at the Bangor Daily News addressed the root of the workflow problem in his newsroom: Like many newsrooms, until very recently we were production heavy because we had to...Read More
There’s no shortage of stories about bad experiences with SEO agencies. But if you ask an SEO, there’s also no shortage of stories about bad SEO clients. So the real question is how do you make sure that you don’t end up having a bad SEO story to tell or having a bad SEO story...Read More
ShareThis Email PDF Print Attend the free preview webinar ‘Friendship Marketing: How To Turn Google and Facebook Into Profit Centers’ on July 12, compliments of the SEO Social Media Success Online Seminar coming in July 19-28, 2011. Port Townsend, WA (PRWEB) June 30, 2011 As the rise of social media grows, the importance of aligning...Read More
It seems that the WordPress developers have a thing for releasing a new version of WordPress shortly before I’m going to bed. Whenever they do it means that I have to stay away to find out if it fixes security vulnerabilities. If it does, I update all of my blogs immediately. Instead of going to...Read More
Google’s Panda Update changed the old SEO method Forget about the old Search Optimization Engine (SEO) rules. Google had changed the method that had been applied for over ten years now. Google Panda will replace the Page Rank rules and if you want higher position in the search engine enumeration, the site has to be...Read More
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