by Aaron Wall There are literally thousands of SEO blog posts made every day. Sometimes it is hard to sound original or write something remarkable, particularly if you spend too much time reading too narrowly. It sets in a sort of tunnel vision that makes you think it has all been done. As the web [...]

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Posted by randfish The following post is a collaborative effort by myself and David Klein (DK), who does far more Facebook advertising consulting than SEOmoz. He recently visited with the Facebook crew and has been helping more online marketers get comfortable and invested in the space. As I’ve often said in the past, traffic that is delivered [...]

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Facebook ‘dipping’ craze irks pool owners from the Telegraph reports that teenagers on Facebook are using Google Maps to locate pools in their neighborhoods and then hold pool parties, as uninvited guests. The new phenomenon is called “dipping,” and has caused concern amongst the Bournemouth, UK region. These ‘dippers’ has been inviting others via Facebook [...]

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Posted by Jane Copland There is plenty to read about social media online, but rarely do I come across something that I find really interesting or even particularly believable. On any given day, you can wade through a mass of blog posts and articles about new tools with which to waste time on Twitter. I [...]

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Posted by Jane Copland We work in an industry where everyone can link. It’s very tough to find one SEO, or one person who’s interested in SEO, who doesn’t have a website of some sort. Many of us have more than one: a work-related domain and a personal or hobby site. None of us lacks [...]

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