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Thursday 06 March 2008
Cutts gets probed on SEO
Matt Cutts, head of Google's Webspam and search engine optimisation (SEO) specialist, has answered some challenging questions regarding the subject matter in a recent interview.
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Wednesday 05 March 2008
Could Technorati's blog adverts revive its fortunes?
Search engine service Technorati is reportedly planning to launch a blog advertising network.
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Wednesday 05 March 2008
Sandberg leaves Google for top Facebook role
Search engine giant Google is losing its vice president of global online sales and operations to social media site Facebook.
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Tuesday 04 March 2008
Digital screens drive outdoor advertising growth
Spending on outdoor advertising increased by 4.6 per cent year-on-year in 2007, according to recent figures.
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Tuesday 04 March 2008
'Back to basics' green marketers urged
Advertisers need to start approaching green marketing from the perspective of the consumer, according to the chief of a marketing communications group.
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Monday 03 March 2008
New tool will make affiliates' jobs 'much easier'
A new tool for affiliate marketers and affiliate managers has been unveiled at an international summit held in Las Vegas.
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Monday 03 March 2008
Social networking adverts must 'enrich user experience'
Online marketing on social networking websites will become "cleverer" and "value-adding" rather than intrusive, according to a resource that maps global social media, social networks and user generated content.
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