search engines
Social is a search strategy Paid Members Public
Mashable [http://mashable.com/2012/05/09/the-atlantic-social-over-seo-strategy/] : > “Sixteen months ago we received the same number of monthly referrals from search as social. Now 40% of traffic comes from social media,” Scott Havens, senior vice president of finance and digital operations at The Atlantic Media Company, said in a
Brace yourselves for Social Media Optimisation Paid Members Public
This post by Sarah Marshal from the Guardian Changing Media Summit [http://blogs.journalism.co.uk/2012/03/21/social-predicted-to-overtake-search-as-guardian-traffic-driver/] makes interesting reading in conjunction with my post yesterday [http://www.onemanandhisblog.com/archives/2012/03/google_targets_seo_over-optimisation_-_s.html] : > Six months ago months ago Google
Google targets SEO over-optimisation - so just write good stuff Paid Members Public
I’ve long been suspicious of SEO. Oh, I do think it’s valuable: there are basic “hygiene factors” on your page markup you should be getting right, and really good SEOs can help you think about the sort of content you should be creating (and how you should create
The inevitable happened: Google+ in search Paid Members Public
Google has integrated information from your Google+ Circles into search.
Google+ Circle counts arrive in search results Paid Members Public
Google is starting to show authors' Circle count in search, as a mark of authority.
Google Goes Instant. Death of SEO Predicted (Again) Paid Members Public
So. Google Instant Search. My instant reaction was “gimmick”. After a bit of a play reached I reached the dizzy heights of “entertaining gimmick”. This [post by Steve Rubel](http://www.steverubel.com/google-instant-makes-seo-irrelevant) has me thinking, though:> Here’s what this means: no two people will see the
Agenda: Monday Paid Members Public
I had a delightfully online-free day yesterday, doing some very old school things like putting actually, physical photographic prints into a photo album. (I know, I know, so very retro…) Bit of a hectic day ahead: discussion about making sure our blogs are properly tagged for our vertical search engine
Google Thinks Chips Beat Towns Paid Members Public
Further proof, should proof be needed, that the internet won’t be truly useful until the tech sector’s dominance of online publishing comes to an end: Penryn the town is being displaced by Penryn the computer chip [http://www.telegraph.co.uk/money/main.jhtml?xml=/money/2007/05/
