In the last month Pinterest has really hit the headlines. Everybody in social media seems to have something to say and there’s an opportunity for business that can’t be ignored. …
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Making sense of search data – a Q&A with Neil Walker ahead of SMX West
This week, our chief technical officer, Neil Walker, is in California to speak at Search Marketing Expo – SMX West 2012. Anybody who is anybody in the world of search …
Google AdWords for video – pay to place targeted video ads on YouTube
Google have announced an AdWords for video beta. This is basically integrating YouTube video advertising into the AdWords network together with a few new additions. In a promotional video, Google …
Hackers break SSL used by millions of sites
For those of you who don’t know SSL (secure socket layer) is the technology that establishes an encrypted link between your web server and a browser. This link ensures that …
What does the exit of Carol Bartz mean for SEO?
This week, Carol Bartz was dismissed as CEO of Yahoo by its chairman, Roy Bostock, whose name makes him sound more like a Seventies footballer than a high profile businessman. …
Why should I run mobile PPC campaigns?
With the rise of smartphones, people are getting used to surfing the internet on their mobile phones. However, user behaviour differs between normal and mobile searches. On desktops and laptops, …
My 8 SEO Predictions for 2011
My 8 SEO Predictions for 2011 First of all, I hope you are all enjoying the holidays and enjoying a well-deserved break! I thought I would put together some of …
Olympic athletes can blog and tweet but must respect IOC guidelines
Athletes competing at the London Olympics will be allowed to blog and use Twitter, but must operate within International Olympic Committee (IOC) guidelines. The Olympic Charter bans political demonstrations, so …
