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Thursday, July 22, 2010
Google defines its social search feature as a way “to help you discover relevant content from your social circle, a set of online friends and contacts.  The idea is that content from your friends and social contacts is often more relevant to you than content from strangers.”  That was Google’s way of separating social content
 
Friday, July 16, 2010
For the most part, any SEO firm at some point can perform enough basic SEO and content creation to lift a site’s traffic simply because at some point you will drive so much long tail traffic that referrals will likely increase. What so often looks like a great report should have additional questions posed. Let’s talk.
 
Wednesday, June 16, 2010
There’s a huge irony here given their owner, Rupert Murdoch’s, criticism of Google for stealing content on their news aggregation pages. Implying that the bloggers endorsed the app and backing this up with their logos is one thing (and a pretty shite thing at that), but they’re not actually stealing content. Banke.
 

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I imagine it is quite safe to say that most of us in the search marketing sphere have heard the quote “content is king” a few thousand times or so. Is content really the trump card? Will 1000 words of moderately relevant content get me to page one tomorrow? The fact of the matter is that yes, “content is king”.
The content used to educate buyers of B2B products and services can be a very valuable asset when it comes to content optimization and acquiring leads via organic search. When assessing B2B client resources for optimization, most marketers focus on web pages and increasingly, digital assets and social media content. Sub domain?
Search Engineers Q&A | Main | Daily Search Forum Recap: February 27, 2008 February 27, 2008 SEO & User Generated Content Search engines love good content, but good content can take a lot of time to prepare. You want to keep users and search engines focused on the content. Content getting indexed doesnt help rank.
First some stats: 51 percent of all consumers engage in User Generated Content (UGC), with 71 percent of the “millenials” (18-25) using it. It’s a great way to create search engine optimization-friendly site content. Focus on dynamic content as the majority of on-page text. Marginal cost of creating more content is close to $0.
chrisbrogan.com Home About Speaking Rockstars Newsletters Contact Best Of Content Networks are the New Blogs May 10, 2006 · Comments A recent study has come out saying that the average regular internet user visits around seven sites regularly. Without it, I wouldn’t find a lot of the smaller content being put out there.
This is due to the scale at which these content farms are operating at - Demand Media alone pumps out 4,000 new pieces of content every day. So how can Google evolve to identify quality content better? Reuters also provides services as well as just content. Give special weightings to categories of content, e.g.
Writing SEO Content For Long Tail Keywords Posted: February 1st, 2010 | 10 Comments » This post will present a  step-by-step beginner’s guide to creating website content, articles and blogs that are optimized for search engine traffic. common mistake I see in online content (especially blogs) is the lack of central focus.
Wetpaint Injected Blog Home > User-Generated Content Requires a New Kind of SEO Posted by ryan_wetpaint on September 24th, 2008 No Comments Injecting user-generated content into your site will make you think of your search engine performance differently than you may be used to. Think of it this way. Link your user-generated pages.
I've been writing a lot about so-called 'content farms' in recent months - companies like Demand Media and Answers.com which create thousands of pieces of content per day and are making a big impact on the Web. followed up by asking: is ad-driven content crossing a line? How Demand Media Produces 4,000 Pieces of Content a Day.