The Password to Your Brand

I tell my mom I’m going to a UES event and she’s clueless. I tell my co-worker and he appropriately presumes I’m heading uptown. My roommate, though, knows this means shoe shopping.

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The Secret to Long-Term SEO Success – Ditch the Engines, Follow Your Customers

Gyutae Park

SEOs around the world watch the search engines like a cast of preying hawks. What will Google do next and how will the algorithms change? What can I do today that will get me ranked higher tomorrow?

But is this really the right approach? Is it best to follow the search engines and adapt to the changes they make?

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Web Analytics and the Problem with “Top 10″ Report

David Sprinkle

A seemingly irresistible compulsion in analytics is to gather data only on your “Top 10,” such as the 10 most popular pages, keywords or downloads. The problem is, nine times out of, well, 10, this type of data doesn’t change much over time and therefore isn’t actionable.

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Optimizing Search Engine Strategies Presentations

I was fortunate enough to present at Search Engine Strategies Toronto 2009 earlier this week. Sure, I’ve done presentations and training sessions with prospects and clients, but those have an entirely different vibe.

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Nofollow the Nofollow Link Attribute – Stick With What Works in SEO

Gyutae Park

In my last post, I went over the importance of targeting real people over search bots to achieve long-term results. And just last week, news in the SEO community presented a perfect example of what I was talking about – the nofollow link debate.

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Keyword-Driven Marketing for B2B

B2B marketing often lacks the glitz and glamour of the B2C world, but that’s no excuse
for failing to create engaging user experiences. As Mike Grehan explains, even a “titanium
dioxide manufacturer” can be compelling online when mixed with a little Keyword-Driven
Marketing. Could KDM be the missing piece in the B2B marketing puzzle?

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Spying for Success: Top 10 Tips for Competitive Intelligence

Farah Sadiq

It’s time to become a spy. Smart competitive intelligence is the fuel behind effective marketing, so find out what it takes to be an online sleuth with our Top 10 Tips.

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Real-Time Reporting: Does Anyone REALLY Care?

Tami Dalley

It’s sexy, it’s hyped, and…unnecessary? Real-time reporting has been a hot topic in the search marketing world, but how do we differentiate between what we want and what we really need in our desire for customer insight?

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Mobile Search: Don’t Miss the Flying Car

Jenny Halasz

Over 90% of the world’s mobile phone users don’t even have data service. But that doesn’t mean mobile integration with marketing is a far-off dream. In fact, moving into the mobile space NOW could be the key to long-term success. Could the future of marketing be in the palm of your hands?

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SES Toronto 2009 Starts Monday

Jenny Halasz

Here at Acronym, we’re gearing up for SES Toronto next week! The conference, which runs from June 8-10, is in its 6th year as part of the Search Engine Strategies series. And we’re especially excited to be sending two delegates to this year’s show!

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