Getting Control of Your Social Media Life

You can balance your social media life between “I don’t have time for it” and “I can’t stay away from it!” Social media participation is no longer a topic of debate. Businesses and consultants who have an online presence and a customer base MUST be involved in the conversation. People are talking. Now, one of the biggest challenges is: "How do I … [Read more...]

You can balance your social media life between “I don’t have time for it” and “I can’t stay away from it!” Social media participation is no longer a topic of debate. Businesses and consultants who have an online presence and a customer base MUST be involved in the conversation. People are talking. Now, one of [...]

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SpyderMate Analyzes Your Site Link Juice Distribution

SpyderMate is a nice tool with some fun features with link juice distribution analysis being the most useful of all in my opinion. Basically, it works the following way: Sign up (if you want more than 25 pages of your site to be crawled and more than 10 results returned); Submit your site URL; Wait [...]

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Google Labs Rolls Out Fast Flip, Google Book Preview for News

So while Microsoft is busy giving us a new Visual way of searching, Google for its part is busy tinkering with Google News. Announced just now via the Official Google Blog is Fast Flip, a new feature in Google Labs that lets you browse sequentially through bundles of recent news, headlines and popular topics, as [...]

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All Your Data Belong to You, Says Google’s Data Liberation Front

Some Engineering crew at Google have banded together to form a new Google team called the Data Liberation Front. Their main goal? – to make it easy for users to “liberate”  their personal data out of Google products. The Data Liberation Front’s motto: Users own the data they store in any of Google’s products. Our [...]

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Bing Innovates with Visual Search

Bing has just taken web search into  new heights via a beta feature called Visual Search. Launched today at the TechCrunch50 event, “Visual Search is a new way to refine search queries through imagery, particularly for sets of results that tend to be more structured.”

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Taking Advantage of Idioms Dictionaries

I have taken a look at how free web-based dictionaries can be useful for keyword research. Now, there’s one more way to use those (and other) dictionaries: research English idioms and set phrases. While most copywriters are surely getting the idea why this may be useful, some SEOs may be unaware of what I am [...]

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3 Ways to Search Without SERPs

There are two main reasons searching without having to load search results page may be useful: (1) save time: no need to open a new tab; (2) search without getting distracted from your working process (writing, brainstorming, etc). 1. Search Results in Your IM Supported IMs (add the following accounts to your buddy list; search [...]

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Microsoft-Yahoo Deal Faces Scrutiny by the US Justice Department

Two months after the Yahoo-Microsoft deal was sealed, it’s now time to scrutinize the said deal. The US Justice Department has just asked the two companies to provide more details about the search ad deal. This latest development officially puts the controversial partnership agreement under a long procedure to determine whether is should push through [...]

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Bartz : Yahoo Should Have Accepted Microsoft’s Offer

Yahoo CEO Carol Bartz said in an interview with CNBC that she would have accepted Microsoft’s offer that former CEO Jerry Yang and Yahoo rejected last year. In an interview Thursday on CNBC, when asked about the $40 Billion offer to buy Yahoo last year, Bartz replied, “Well, sure. You think I’m stupid?” She calculated [...]

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Bing 2.0 Coming Soon, According to Some Reliable Tweets

Bing has been up and about for a couple of months now and despite not gaining considerable search market share, Microsoft is still determine to push it further. And so if the tweets posted by some Microsoft people right after their annual meeting is any indication of a soon to be launch, we might be [...]

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