After five years of being out of the online sphere, SEM/Click Arbitrage is making its way back in. Take a look at some of the questions you should consider when considering if Arbitrage is a right move for your business.
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Arbitrage is Back, but Is It Right for Your Business?
By Ben Hillegeist.
October 14th, 2010.
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Top 5 Reasons NOT to Pre-order the Logitech Revue for Google TV
By Jenny Halasz.
October 14th, 2010.
Sure, Google TV is a great idea, but do you need to jump in right now?
Read on for reasons not to pre-order the Logitech device.
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Content is King: 8 Ways to Build Link Bait
By Tim Spektor.
September 30th, 2010.
When it comes to link building, it’s crucial to take the time to develop content that matters; don’t rush into short-term tactics that may do more harm than good. Of course, putting together good content is much easier said than done, but it doesn’t need to be anything overwhelming.
Read on for 8 tips on how to create compelling content that garners valuable deep links for your website.
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“Social” Studies for Smarter Employees
By Michael Bruh.
September 30th, 2010.
We all know the benefits of using Twitter, especially when it comes to connecting with customers. But what about taking it internal, and using it as a way to better educate employees?
That’s right – it’s time to think of Twitter as a resource, not just a channel of communication. Read on for 8 simple steps for creating a new internal education campaign through social media.
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Internal Search: The Big Little Secret Inside Your Website
By Tami Dalley.
September 23rd, 2010.
At first glance, you’ve got all the trademarks of an online superstar: your PPC ads drive quality clicks; your SEO efforts deliver high rankings; and your web analytics have turned you into even more of a powerhouse.
But oops, you’ve overlooked that little box in the corner of your site. That’s right – find out why you can’t afford to ignore internal search.
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“Squatting” is Not a Social Media Strategy
By Tim Spektor.
September 23rd, 2010.
Companies know they should be doing something on Twitter and Facebook. Problem is, they don’t always know what that something is. Well, we have news for you: passively “existing” on social media networks is not a strategy.
Read on for eight ways to make sure your brand isn’t just taking up empty space.
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5 Ways to Create a Smarter Mobile PPC Strategy
By Ryan Mocan.
September 23rd, 2010.
Mobile Internet use doubled in the last year alone. With that type of growth, Clients who don’t have a mobile PPC advertising strategy risk losing potential sales and leads.
But you can’t just jump haphazardly into mobile; like anything else, it’s critical to first understand how customers view and use the medium.
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Emerging Markets: You Better Have a Plan
By Michael Bruh.
September 23rd, 2010.
Move over, megacities. New studies show dramatic increases in the influence of emerging markets around the world. And that means it’s time to adopt a sales and marketing strategy that leverages the new paradigm of “many cities,” rather than only focusing on “megacities.”
Are you ready?
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Update: Google Instant Unveiled Today
By Jenny Halasz.
September 8th, 2010.
Big news from Google today: Introducing Google Instant, which provides search results faster than ever before.
How fast? How about as fast you type?
Read on to find out what changes are involved, and what Google Instant means for your SEO, PPC and overall search experience.
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Analytics: Three Keys to a Successful Global Website
By Tami Dalley.
August 26th, 2010.
It seems obvious, but it’s worth repeating: search in the US is NOT the same as search around the world. And with nearly 2 billion Internet users in the world, your website needs to be ready to go global.
Going global, however, doesn’t just mean paying attention to the usual suspects, such as new languages and search engines.
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