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Facebook: Google’s newest rival for search?

Believe it or not, Facebook is quickly becoming Google’s biggest rival in terms of search. In terms of search operations, the social media site is recording rapid ...

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Google welcomes more single domain names to its results page

Once again, Google has modified its algorithm to welcome more results from websites that possess popular content from a specific domain. According ...

The role of market research in your SEO campaign

Search engine optimization (SEO) needs to be backed by market research. Based on research data, online marketers will be able to create ...

SEO and PPC work hand in hand

Online marketers can actually combine pay per click (PPC) ads and search engine optimization (SEO) campaigns. Typically, online marketers separate their PPC ...

Black hat SEO campaign launched on “Justin Bieber”

A security research firm claims that a black hat search engine optimization (SEO) campaign has polluted the search results for the ...

The advantages of PPC

The great thing about pay per click (PPC) advertising is that you only pay when you get the clicks. If you create ...

What not to do in PPC and SEO

Understanding what a pay per click (PPC) and a search engine optimization (SEO) campaign is easy. Running it successfully is a ...

Conductor and Internet Retailer Name Top Retailers for SEO Effectiveness

[Marketwire] -- Conductor Inc., the most widely used SEO technology company, partnered with Internet Retailer, publisher of the annual Internet Retailer ...

Simon Cowell uses SEO

Simon Cowell, the former American Idol judge, wants to have a good reputation online. Reports say that the 50-year-old has been using ...

Six things to remember about SEO

Search engine optimization (SEO) is not just a matter of keyword placement. It is actually an amalgamation of techniques and methods ...

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The Hushed Hidden Gaps of Online Media Tracking

Written by industry insiders, addressing these three issues:

1. Does the online media industry have a flaw in its reporting?

2. Is there over counting and double paying for conversions?

3. How do we properly attribute a sale with multiple media sources?