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Writtent Blog
NOVEMBER 12, 2013
SEO as we know it is actually gone forever. Prior to September 23rd, marketers could draw rich insights from data on the keywords that were driving visitors to their sites from Google. There’s currently no way to achieve guaranteed SEO results by achieving a coveted spot among these in-depth articles. I’m Still Not Convinced.
Adam Sherk
FEBRUARY 23, 2010
Home About Contact PR Publishing SEO Social Media Subscribe Adam Sherk AOL Newsroom: A Model for the Future or Shades of 2001? Are you sure you want to write that article, Dave? i think aol is sending a pretty clear message that their new ceo is saying that google still wants tons and tons of content for the foreseeable future.
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Direct Marketing Observations
FEBRUARY 9, 2010
Newsroom employment would peak in 2001 as newsstand sales of the top 100 magazines approached 30 million. No one had heard of blogs. million blog entries every day. Meanwhile, US newsroom employment fell to a 25-year low and magazine newsstand sales dropped 63% from of their 2001 peaks. Tags: SEO/SEM.
Idaconcpts
DECEMBER 7, 2015
WordPress was primarily developed as a blogging platform and was the first CMS to catch a major amount of popularity. Drupal, released in 2001, is like the Linux of CMSes. However, if your idea for a website stretches beyond blogs then the difficulty of using WordPress increases substantially. It is the Windows of the CMS world.
Waxing UnLyrical
NOVEMBER 14, 2010
While I try to keep it updated, it certainly does not reflect all the blogs I subscribe to in my Reader. Part of this is because some of the blogs I Read (yes, that’s a capital “R&# ) have nothing to do with public relations… but I love them any way. and break up the blogs accordingly. Dave lays out how.
Bill Hartzer
MAY 7, 2009
Well, if you’re going to be in the Dallas, Texas area this month (on May 13, 2009), then you might want to check out the online reputation management seminar being held by the Dallas Search Engine Marketing Association, the local search engine marketing association that I founded a few years ago. As President of the Dallas/Ft.
ProBlogger
NOVEMBER 27, 2010
You and I probably have a lot in common … after all, you’re here to learn about blogging and how to do it well and, well, I’m trying to do the same. Here are ten things that will crush your little heart in your first year of blogging: 1. After eight months, only 100 subscribers are subscribing to your blog feed. Keep trying!
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