Google to Improve Backlink Display in Webmaster Tools

Google to Improve Backlink Display in Webmaster Tools

If you’ve logged into Google’s Webmaster Tools over the last couple days you may have noticed some changes with the backlinks being displayed.  Google has long displayed a list of the different pages which backlink to your site in alphabetical order.  While this may have been the simplest way to display the information, it was … Read more

Bing Gives SEO Link Building Tips

The Senior Product Manager at Bing, Duane Forrester, recently published a blog post on the Bing Webmaster Blog.  The post went over four different types of link building strategies which should be avoided.  While the blog post titled, “How Not to Build Links” doesn’t really give too much new information to those experienced with SEO, … Read more

FTC Investigating Facebook!

The Federal Trade Commission is looking into the latest set of privacy policy updates that Facebook proposed in late August.  The agency claims that it is a routine monitoring, and that no official investigation has been launched, though what the difference between ‘monitoring’ and an ‘official investigation’ is not mentioned. These changes have not yet … Read more

Google Updates Authorship to make it Easier

The Google Authorship tags have been getting popular quite quickly because of all the benefits it provides both to the author, and those who like to read their content.  The one downside of the Google Authorship program was that it could be slightly confusing and cumbersome to actually claim authorship of content, especially if it … Read more

[InfoGraphic] Marketing with Twitter in 2013

Twitter is over seven years old now, and has quickly become one of the most powerful marketing tools available on the Internet.  An info graphic was recently released from DashBurst illustrating some of the different statistics concerning the social media giant.  The information gathered together provides excellent information to marketers who are looking to improve … Read more

Matt Cutts Google Spam

Matt Cutts: Reasonable NoFollow Links Won’t Hurt You

Matt Cutts, Google’s head of Search Engine Spam, released a new video in the Google Webmaster Help YouTube channel.  The main topic of the video today was NoFollow links, and what kind of effect they can have on your rankings.  Cutts said that typically, NoFollow links won’t harm your rankings in Google, but if a … Read more

New AdWords Feature Allows Tracking of Offline Sales

AdWords has long been used for generating leads which translate into offline sales, but it has been difficult to track the success of these campaigns.  Until now.  Measuring and optimizing campaigns has just been made much easier with a new feature from Google’s AdWords.  Marketers can now upload information about their sales into their AdWords … Read more

Interview: Mobile Advertising with ClicksMob

Jennifer Selleck talks with Chen Levanon, the Chief Operating Officer of ClicksMob at Affiliate Summit East in Philadelphia.  ClicksMob is one of the leading Mobile Affiliate Platforms around the world. The company thrives on providing advertisers with risk-free performance marketing campaigns ensuring maximum ROI on their ad budgets. To help publishers increase their revenues, ClicksMob … Read more

Interview: 7Search Pushes Traffic

Jennifer Selleck speaks briefly with Charles Meyer of 7Search, an alternative PPC traffic source that has been around since 1999. According to Charles, a lot of affiliate marketers use 7Search for different verticals.   Balancing out all the factors it takes to create sales and generate revenue for yourself or your company is pivotal to this … Read more