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Google changes the rules and breaks the web

A big announcement by the Google Search team has made on the 18th of October 2011: Google is breaking the web. Well, the announcement wasn't exactly this; but by reporting that a signed-in user once visiting your site from an organic Google search, will continue to be recognized as a Google “organic” visitor but without passing the query terms, I...

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Infographics team up with linkbaiting

There are different types of learners, but for the sake of the comprehension of this post I wish keeping stuff easier; so let’s assume there just three types of learners: Active learners, whose tend to retain and understand information best by doing something active with it (e.g. discussing or applying it or explaining it to others) Visual...

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Page quality, the content is not all you need

Amid the page quality there is not only the quality of what you write in a page, but also everything your page is made of, starting from the tag up to the last syllable. Today, I go back on this concept again, because as webmasters or SEO we are responsible of everything it is published on the site (or a page). Therefore, it is our job ensuring...

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Blekko pumped in with funds

To many the name Blekko doesn’t ring any bells, but to people that work in the search and digital industry it should. In case you work in the digital industry and you don’t know what Blekko is, let me tell you: it’s a search engine. It’s not a very popular engine, especially because it’s still in beta. This is probably due to the fact that it...

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The importance of a unified dashboard. How would you present data to your customer?

Fragmentation of media across all digital disciplines such as search, social, display and video has been changing the way to promote products and services for many years now. Therefore, companies have been used to view, purchase and manage their media budgets separately, most of the time creating destructive barriers that can loom between...

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Google Top Contributor Summit: my experience

Here I am, once again in England, to tell you about the fantastic adventure I have had last week when I joined the Google Plex in Mountain View - California. An adventure dedicated to all TCs (Top Contributors) who help and support users throughout Google forums, and to whose Google dedicated the first global summit in order to award and recognize...

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