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Infographic: Google’s 200 Ranking Factors: The Complete List

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Whether you’re just starting to learn about Search Engine Optimization for your website, or you’ve spent years analyzing data on each algorithm update, trying to get a handle on exactly how Google ranks your site can be overwhelming to say…

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Top 10 Google+ Marketing Tips and Tricks You May Not Know About

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With over 1.15 billion registered users and 359 million monthly active users (source: socialmediaslant.com), Google+ is fast becoming one of the top players in the social media world, and one that increasingly can’t be left out of any comprehensive web…

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Increase Your Search Click-Thru Ratio with Rich Snippets – Infographic

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Are you utilizing Rich Snippets on your website? If not, you’re missing out on a great opportunity to optimize the way your pages appear in search engine results pages (SERPs). Here’s what Google has to say: “Snippets – the few…

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10 Tips for Connecting with Local Facebook Fans

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If you’re a small business, you know how important it is to connect with customers in your local community. Facebook is a great way to reach out to clients, both current and prospective, and keep them in the loop about…

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Nine Ways to Improve Your Email Deliverability

Nine Ways to Improve Your Email Deliverability – via MarketingProfs

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Having trouble getting your email campaigns into your subscribers’ inboxes? It’s a shame when you’ve put a lot of hard work into designing an email, only to have it marked as spam by ESPs (email service providers). If this is…

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Twitter Unveils Objective-Based Ad Campaigns – via ClickZ.com

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Have you considered including Twitter ads in your social media marketing mix? At one-third the cost of other paid channels (source: Hootsuite) Twitter ads can be a valuable untapped resource for generating leads and increasing customer engagement. And in just…

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5 Essential Elements of a Great Company Story

5 Essential Elements of a Great Company Story – via ThinkShiftCom.com

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One piece of marketing material that can sometimes be tricky to write is your company story. How can you make your company’s climb, whether meteoric or slow and steady, stand out from the crowd and convey to readers the essence…

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Real-World Panda Optimization – Whiteboard Friday – via Moz.com

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Here’s a great video via Moz.com on Search Engine Optimization for the Google Panda update. SEO consultant Michael Cottam outlines the steps you can take to analyze your website to identify areas of possible optimization. “The Panda algorithm looks for…

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10 Changes to the Facebook Page Layout: What Marketers Need to Know

10 Changes to the Facebook Page Layout: What Marketers Need to Know – via SocialMediaExaminer.com

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Changes to the Facebook Page Layout: What Marketers Need to Know” width=”300″ height=”162″ /> Changes to Facebook pages for businesses appear to be happening more and more frequently. It seems like as soon as we’re getting comfortable with the current…

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Google Webmaster Tools Robots.txt Tester

New Robots.txt Tester Tool in Google Webmaster Tools

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Google Webmaster Tools has just added a new robots.txt tester. The new feature will highlight errors and warnings, as well as let you test changes in real-time directly within the tool. Just make sure to upload your final file to…

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3 Rules To Write Better Ad Copy via Clix Marketing

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Need some inspiration on how to write better ad copy for your Pay Per Click campaigns? Robert Brady of Clix Marketing outlines 3 rules to get you started, whether you’re new to writing ad copy or want to optimize what…

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Email Marketing CTA Design: Five Good vs. Six Bad Examples via econsultancy.com

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One of the most important aspects of promotional email design is the Call to Action (CTA). Having too many calls to action (buttons, links, etc.) can cause the user to become overwhelmed, while going the other route with a call…

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