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Bing Expands Its Snapshot To Include People Landmarks

There’s no escaping it: It looks and acts a lot like Google’s Knowledge Graph. But Bing calls it “Snapshot” — that middle column in between its main search results and the social sidebar on the far right. And today, Snapshot expands to begin showing facts and related...

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Mobile SEO Is Not A Myth: 8 Popular Claims Refuted

Last year at this time, I refuted 7 myths in mobile SEO, saying mobile SEO isn’t a myth, but there are myths in mobile SEO. As we near the end of 2012, there are still too many SEOs who put mobile SEO in the same category as Santa Claus and...

A Year-End Checklist For Evaluating Your Enterprise SEO Program

As the year comes to a close it is a good time to evaluate your enterprise SEO program and ensure that needed adjustments are made. The best time to do this is actually during budget season so you are able to make a case for additional resources as necessary. But,...

7 Key Takeaways From BIA/Kelsey’s ILM Conference

I just returned from the jam-packed annual BIA/Kelsey ILM West conference in Los Angeles, where there was a lot of excitement about what’s next in local SMB advertising. As we head into 2013, local businesses have some important trends to consider when developing their marketing plans. The ways in...

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In-Depth Workshops at SMX West – Super Early Bird Rates Expire Next Week

Attend a comprehensive workshop conducted by leading experts in internet and search marketing at Search Engine Land’s SMX West conference. Workshops will be held on March 14, immediately following SMX West on March 11-13 in San Jose, CA. Here’s the workshop lineup: Advanced AdWords Training:...

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Google Logo For First Computer Programmer, Ada Lovelace

Today on Google is a special logo, aka Google Doodle, for Ada Lovelace. Ada Lovelace was born 197 years ago today and invented the first algorithm or computer program in 1842. That means she invented the first program 170 years ago! In her very short life of 36 years she...

Australian Police Tell iPhone Users Not To Rely On Apple Maps

This is a bit of bad PR: Macrumors reports that Australian police have warned iPhone owners in that country not to rely upon Apple Maps due to “safety concerns.” According to a local police statement: Mildura Police are urging motorists to be careful when relying on the mapping system...

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