In all the tweeting and blogging about Google’s new streaming search there’s a very real risk you may have missed out a tragic death in the world of search. When Google announced their new streaming search, where as you type the results begin to appear they killed of one of their oldest friends – I’m feeling lucky button.
Okay you might still see it when you visit the home page, and it might be there in a hidden way when search suggestions appears, but what use is a button when it’s never gets clicked? I for one am gonna miss ol’lucky, he’s been a friend through the years and we’ll all be sad to see him go. So join me in raising a glass to our fallen friend.
Posted by Kelvin in News on September 8th, 2010 0 Comments
As you probably know a while back we launched a premium offshoot of our hugely popular internet marketing podcast, over this last week on the premium site we’ve been talking about the technical and creative aspects of producing a podcast. So we continued the theme in a all-access free video this week.
Podcasting doesn’t get the love it deserves, if implemented correctly it can be one of the most effective social media tools at building relationships. We show you how and why it works.
This is just one example of our daily training videos where we explain exactly how to carry out advanced internet marketing tactics yourself, we’ve covered topics like reputation management, keyword research, linkbuilding, improving your PPC quality score, tracking via Google Analytics amongst 100+ topics covered so far.
In today’s podcast episode we were lucky enough to sit down with Chris Treadaway the Author of Facebook Marketing an Hour a Day, albeit digitallly, and ask him to share his thoughts on Facebook Marketing Best Practice.
In today’s episode Kelvin shares how small affiliate marketers can out-perform huge SEO teams working for merchants and Daniel helps you with your social media monitoring.
In today’s podcast episode because we’ve recieved so many questions from our listeners we’ve switched the schedule and included a second q&a session this month.
Today’s episode is in two chunks, a behind a scenes look at the premium service and give you a chance to get a weeks worth of content for free! Also we have a quick chat with Daniel Rowles about how to track Twitter Traffic In Google Analytics.
We spend a lot of our time here at SiteVisibility on words; Finding out which words are helping our clients attract customers, which words best describe their products and services, and which words customers are likely to use to find them.
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When it comes to onsite copywriting, it’s never about you. While you might think highly of your business name, its history, employees, location and work ethic, you should concentrate on the words which consumers will use to find your products or services. Read on