So you’ve been blogging for a while, your getting some links, traffic is growing, but your blog isn’t making any money. While you do like blogging maybe it’s getting kind of hard to justify the amount of time you put into it, if it’s not putting any money in your pocket.
For this tutorial I’m going […]
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Ed Berrera contends that as Facebook advertising gets more niche, it will become less profitable to Facebook… methinks he be wrong. (And methinks further that writing like a pirate be good. Arrrh.)
Ed’s article confuses short term inefficiencies and arbitrage - eg, Facebook selling ads at higher rates to lazy advertisers - with long term profitability. […]
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Ralph Tegtmeier (aka fantomaster) has been known for many years as having one of the most insightful minds and original voices in the search game. Years ago I wanted to interview him, and only recently did we get to do that.
What did you do before you got into search?
In contrast to the maverick background and achievements my old friend Mike Grehan revealed in his recent interview with SEOBook, my life before search was positively boring. I was born in Egypt and grew up in the Middle East and Asia, where my father served terms in the German diplomatic service. Later, I mastered in Comparative Literature, English Literature and Portuguese philology at Bonn University in Germany. Even before that, I had founded and run (together with two fellow students) an occult bookshop there and went into freelance translation and writing after that.
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Posted by Lucy Langdon
I was recently working on a social media strategy for a popular city newspaper and it got me thinking about the benefits a business can get from a well-thought out crossover between its offline and online presence. I’ve tried to write this post so that it’s useful for any sized business that has some kind of offline presence, from a shop, through a publication to any kind of offline advertising or PR. If you’re spending money offline, you should consider how that investment can be taken advantage of online.
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Posted by James Svoboda
This post was originally in YOUmoz, and was promoted to the main blog because it provides great value and interest to our community. The author’s views are entirely his or her own and may not reflect the views of SEOmoz, Inc.
This post was written by James Svoboda of Realicity Search Marketing in Eden Prairie, Minnesota.
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Google’s Eric Schmidt identifies one of Google’s core problems:
…you’ve got somebody who really is very trustworthy, but they’re not as well-known and they compete against people who are better known, and they don’t “in their view” get high enough ranking. We have not come up with a way to algorithmically handle that in a coherent way
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