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Every Wednesday Pronet Advertising will be highlighting some of the best posts related to social media news and marketing. As always, please feel free to comment and if you have any recommendations, let us know so we can include them in the next week's wrap up.Linkbait - Will Search Engines Ever Regulate Your Linkbait?Is it possible that search engines will start regulating your linkbait? Seems highly unlikely - after all, good content is good linkbait. However, what if it does happen, do you h
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Every Wednesday Pronet Advertising will be highlighting some of the best posts related to social media news and marketing. As always, please feel free to comment and if you have any recommendations, let us know so we can include them in the next week's wrap up.Microblogging - Learn SEO: The Unexplored Values of TwitterEveryday people are learning more about Twitter and understanding the power of the tool. Find out how you can better understand and leverage the microblogging tool. Design - 10 Pr
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In this week's recap, I discussed my sickness with the flu, announced the winners of the Twing schwag and how to win Yahoo schwag. Also, I discussed Earth Day and Passover. Yahoo, Google & Microsoft announced earnings. Microsoft offers paid organic search support and Google messes with AdWords. Plus a lot more, so watch the video!To win, watch the video and comment at this post below with the correct answer. Make sure to subscribe to our video feed or subscribe directly on iTunes to be not
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Every Wednesday (sorry for the delay) Pronet Advertising will be highlighting some of the best posts related to social media news and marketing. As always, please feel free to comment and if you have any recommendations, let us know so we can include them in the next week's wrap up.Microblogging - The Rise of Twitter as a Platform for Serious DiscourseAs time passes by and more people embrace Twitter (or at least accept that the service is hear to stay), the way the service is used is evolving,
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Every Thursday Pronet Advertising will be highlighting some of the best posts related to social media news and marketing. As always, please feel free to comment and if you have any recommendations, let us know so we can include them in the next week's wrap up. Microblogging - 17 Ways You Can Use Twitter: A Guide for Beginners, Marketers and Business OwnersMicroblogging, and more specifically Twitter, has to be one of the most polarizing platforms today. Love it or hate it, Maki makes an excell
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In this special Mother's Day video recap, I discussed that landing page load time is coming to the AdWords quality score algorithm. The AdWords display URL policy is now being enforced. We noticed Google changes in terms of the floating four, minus sixty penalty was confirmed and more Google changes. Google's AdSense and AdWords reporting is messed up. Microsoft gave up on Yahoo. Google loves Comic Sans as a font and much more. To win, watch the video, vote at YouTube and comment here wit
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We're back from Seattle! The Third Door Media group did a great job, and we covered 20 sessions! w00tw00t!Get Your SMX Advanced Coverage HereNineteen sessions are already posted on Search Engine Roundtable for SMX Advanced. The 20th will be posted on July 3rd (because it's under embargo until then). Sorry readers, don't ask me this time around. I won't post it until July 3rd just like I enforced the embargo last year. (Sorry, CK!)Yahoo Directory Lost its PageRank, but Matt Says NoSearch Eng
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