Google Content Network Wins in Massachusetts

January 22, 2010 No Comments

If you have caught any news this week you heard about the recent Massachusetts election. Scott Brown, Republican, defeated Democrat Martha Coakley in a race for the U.S. Senate seat formerly held by the late Ted Kennedy.
But what you may not have heard is the online marketing technique Brown used to win. Twitter? Maybe. YouTube? [...]

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My Best 0f 2009

December 28, 2009 No Comments

Since I picked of my favorite Nashville blog posts of 2009, I figured it was only right to pick my own too.
Please forgive my self-indulgence. The following is a list of my top posts from 2009, based on traffic, comments, and personal preference. In other words, it’s my list I can put what I [...]

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The New SEO

December 16, 2009 6 Comments

If your idea of search engine optimization is meta tags, site submissions, and keyword stuffed content, then keep reading.
The fact is many of the old SEO tactics are dead. It is not to say you can’t still use meta tags and submit your sites to search engines. Those tactics, if done properly, won’t hurt. [...]

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Best of Nashville - 2009

December 12, 2009 3 Comments

There are many great resources and many great blogs available. However, there is a large amount of internet marketing knowledge in the Nashville area.
I often don’t take the time to thank bloggers like I should, so I am making more of an effort to “show off” some of my favorite local bloggers. Below is a [...]

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In-House Search Engine Marketing – SES Chicago 09

December 4, 2009 1 Comment

On Monday, December 7, I will be speaking at Search Engine Strategies Chicago. My session is Point/Counterpoint: DIY SEM - The Pros & Cons, where we will discuss when and if you should bring PPC in-house. Joining me on this panel are two other great minds: Maia Benson with LexisNexis and Ryan Gibson of The [...]

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