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Tuesday, August 10, 2010
Let’s recap on what these are: Broad match : Allows your ad to show on similar phrases and relevant variations. Many of us know the different styles of targeting that you can implement with your Google AdWords campaign. The options that you have had so far is: broad, exact, phrase and negative. Example: Red Shoes. Example: [Red Shoes].
 
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.”  Facebook.  Twitter.  LinkedIn.  Absolutely not. 
 
Monday, May 24, 2010
Any blog posts that you think are relevant to your own audience should be tweeted (include the handle of the writer of the blog post so you get their attention), pushed out through the Facebook fan page (add their page to your favorites also), or linked to in a blog post from your own site. It doesn’t have to be that way though. Thanks.
 

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But even outside of these add-ons, Googles core relevancy algorithms are (at least to some degree) query dependent. Long Tail Low Competition Keywords For search relevancy algorithms where there are fewer matches and fewer external signals of quality available, Google must put more weight on the content of individual pages. Thanks.
Google’s Relevancy Algorithms Change by Keyword: Longtail vs Core Category Words : SEO Book.com. One of the value propositions for Browse My Stuff is that it organizes content in a way that should be good to help long tail SEO ( search engine optimization ).  I’m still constantly looking.  The Long Tail of Page One Rankings.
Great post on social filtering Eric Sauve - Why Social Filters are a Must for Communities : Social filtering is essential in a community system as when you have more than 30 pieces of content or 30 people it becomes impossible to identify the most relevant content and people. It’s also what allows us to show the best stuff. 
Not paying attention to their structure of link accrual, if they are paying for links, what types of topic relevance are associated with your site and the sites that now link to you could end up really hurting your site in the end. Page Relevance: Does the page hold topic/keyword relevance to the target page on your site.
Yahoo claimed that the program didn’t increase your rankings in their search results, but they also claim the it might “lead to more relevant ranking&# which seems to be favorable positioning to me.  Yahoo recently shut down their paid inclusion program referred to as Search Submit.  What was Search Submit? 
You can show TV ads to those people who visited the TV section, and you can cross-sell, up-sell, and promote other relevant products: surround sound systems or DVD players, for example. So what exactly does this new retargeting feature do? According to Google: “Let’s say you are an online retailer who sells printers and TVs.
Google told us that their goal is to strive to bring us “the freshest, most comprehensive and relevant search results over an ever expanding universe of content on the multitude of devices&# we “use to access it.&# Back in Dec 09, Google announced the integration of the real-time World Wide Web in their organic search results.
Another sound tip is to think about keyword relevance. You are painting a picture of relevancy to the crawling search engine and the last thing we want to do is make them stop and scratch their heads. As said by Google and many in the search marketing community, 2010 is the year to reduce your page loading time. Do spiders have heads?
This may be in the form of podcasts, blogs, or social media — but the point is that information needs to flow more freely and on a more timely basis so exhibitors are able to make better, more informed choices while attendees receive relevant information that will enhance their experience at the show. One suggestion stuck out at me: 5.)
Will 1000 words of moderately relevant content get me to page one tomorrow? 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. But is it really? Is content really the trump card? The fact of the matter is that yes, “content is king”.