We congratulate Janine on her attainment of becoming a Google Adwords Certified Professional! This is a natural next step in Janine's career at W3PR as she has always been at the front of the pack in the PPC and search…
This latest report on allocation of search marketing dollars is very interesting. It seems to indicate that people are pulling their budgets from Yahoo and MSN and putting them into Google AdWords. We know that for some categories of clients,…
It's now possible for search engines to index Flash content. As you all know, Flash content has been "invisible" to the search engines and a huge problem in terms of SEO for sites with Flash.Check out the articles here and…
It remains to be seen if this historic friendly pact between the two search engine superpowers will be permitted by US Federal regulators.
Remember when the lament was that it was a mans world online? No more as revealed in this article: Men, You're Outnumbered Online - eMarketerThe article talks about the fact that women outnumber men in the US as a reason…
Recently W3PR traveled up to Mountain View, CA to Google's beautiful campus to attend their first Conversion University. W3PR was one of only about 150 people invited to attend. While a variety of Google's product offerings were discussed, emphasis was…
The biggest gripe that I heard over and over again at the SES conference last September was that Google lacked transparency. Especially in it's reporting on clicks from content sites in the AdSense network.In the next two weeks, Google will…
Shari Thurow, an SEO writer and web developer that i've know for years and respect highly has written an excellent article about common misconceptions about SEO. These are the same issues and questions that I confront regularly.The truth about SEO…
Earlier this month, Sitemaps.org announced a change in robots.txt usage. The organization which is a collaboration of Google, Yahoo, and Microsoft, made the change to allow sites to tell search engines where to find their sitemap. For directions on how…