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Multi Channel Reports Explained
Google Analytics Multi-Channel Funnels Back in August 2011 posted Multi Channel Funnel reports in Google Analytics about the introduction of the new features and the possibilities they offered. Sometimes, particularly for site owners not steeped in analytics, they might not be as … Continue reading
In 2012 will Google change the way we market on internet?
Is Google becoming the competition? Brian Whalley, search marketer at HubSpot published a blog post on the HBR (Harvard Business School) Blog Network, entitled Google Will Change Web Marketing in 2012, forecasting some of the things Google is doing that … Continue reading
Border Checks Row–Example of Google’s new freshness update!
The Freshness Update – Google’s newest algorithm change Google continues, in its opinion, to improve it search algorithm on the basis of providing the best and most relevant content to its customers, the general search public. In most instances they … Continue reading
Can cross domain canonical linking make a difference to content scraping?
Cross domain canonical linking now possible Although cross-domain canonical linking is now possible it was originally introduced to overcome the problem of duplicate content on one domain. Duplicate content is a topical issue particularly in light of the recent Google … Continue reading
Is SEO Spam? Google says No!
Does Google regard SEO as spam is a legitimate question particularly after the announcement they made only last week in which they stated that search terms would be encrypted for signed-in users. Lost keyword referral data Effectively, what that means … Continue reading
Multi Channel Funnel reports in Google Analytics
Google Analytics Multi channel reports are now live The long awaited and much needed multi channel reporting facility is now available when using the new version of Google Analytics. Marketers will now be able to see and attribute value to the … Continue reading
Posted in Analytics, Google, Inbound Marketing
Tagged google, google analytics, PPC, search engine optimisation (seo), web optimisation
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Can Google+ overtake Facebook in 2011 or when?
Have you signed up to Google+ yet? However, if you do try and signup you will be asked to leave your email as the ‘project’ is ‘closed’ until further notice and was initially open to users by invitation only. But, … Continue reading
Posted in Google, Inbound Marketing, Social Media
Tagged facebook, google, google+, sm, social media
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Google Places – It’s changing face
New Look for Google Places Google announced last Thursday changes to the look and layout of their Google Places listings. More importantly they are dopping or, at least, relegating 3rd party reviews and mentions giving them a lower priority. It … Continue reading
Posted in Advertising, Google, Search Engine Optimisation
Tagged advertising, google, search engine optimisation (seo), sem, seo
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Google, Yahoo & Bing adopt new web coding microformat
How will Schema impact on SEO? Yesterday, 9 June, it was announced that the web’s leading search engines, Google, Yahoo and Microsoft, are giving their support to what appears to be a significant update to the way they will be … Continue reading
Posted in Google, PPC, Search Engine Optimisation, Web Design
Tagged ecommerce, google, search engine optimisation (seo), seo
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Google: Short Urls are fine for SEO!
What effect does Url shorteners have on your SEO? Since Google and other major search engines confirmed their increasing inclusion of social signals in their search algorithms there was and still seems to be some concern over the effect they … Continue reading
Posted in Google, Inbound Marketing, Social Media
Tagged google, inbound marketing, matt cutts, social media
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