jmcdonald99
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Optimizing for Google product search is the key to getting products listed in the shopping results that appear in Google. ^JM
7:12 AM Nov 27th
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Every time a user has to perform a second search Google regards this as a failure for not bringing up the right result the first time^JM
7:12 AM Nov 26th
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Most affiliate sites are not the end result for searchers Google sees affiliates as unwanted middlemen between Google & the desired site^JM
9:05 AM Nov 25th
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2 new items under Google Webmaster tools - Labs: Fetch and Malware ^JM
6:33 AM Nov 24th
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if you run an affiliate site then you need to give searchers something of value and not just be an escort to where they really want to go^JM
11:38 AM Nov 23rd
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if your site is clicked on after a search & the searcher does not do another search for your product this increases your SatisfactionRate^JM
7:22 AM Nov 20th
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Satisfaction Rate:%age of visitors that land on your site using a specific search query & buy from you / find an answer to their question^JM
7:36 AM Nov 19th
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The goal of your website is to be the final destination for the searcher and not just one stop along the way ^JM
6:36 AM Nov 18th
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Competition in local search is getting tighter - 7 local results instead of 10. ^JM
12:56 PM Nov 17th
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When to hire?
8:06 AM Nov 16th
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Google mobile adwords: not only PPC but now they are starting pay per call, you only pay when the mobile user calls your phone number ^JM
6:23 PM Nov 14th
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Twitter is an excellent tool to control and enhance word of mouth influence^JM
3:39 PM Nov 13th
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Zappos CEO question: what type of work would make you happy for 10 years without making a dime, interesting question ^jm
1:53 PM Nov 13th
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Pay att'n to Youtube: over 400 M potential viewers,420 M unique visitors every month,20 hours of new video uploaded every minute^JM
10:21 AM Nov 9th
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Yahoo due to drop paid inclusion program by 2010, due to their strategic partnership with Bing ^JM
2:05 PM Nov 6th
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Bing signs deal with Twitter and Facebook, for twitter check out ^JM
2:50 PM Nov 5th
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When to hire? ^JM
10:01 AM Nov 4th
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Live every day to the fullest and see the bigger picture ^JM
6:27 PM Nov 3rd
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Email newsletter banner advertising can cost as much as $200 per 1000 email addresses^JM
6:47 PM Nov 2nd
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On-line Video advertising (as opposed to banner) can cost as much as $50 per 1000 times played^JM
1:12 PM Oct 30th
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