Monthly Archives: January 2010
6 Spectacular Flash Storytelling Websites
Here is a collection of 6 spectacular storytelling websites you have to see for you daily inspiration. Go to the website We Choose The Moon Go to the website Summit on The Summit Go to the website Ubisoft | Creators of Emotion Go to the website Annenberg community Beach House Go to the website SensiSoft Go to the website Waterlife Continue reading
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Tagged beach, beach-house, choose, creators, emotion, flash, inspiration, showcase, summit, the-website
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6 Spectacular Flash Storytelling Websites
Here is a collection of 6 spectacular storytelling websites you have to see for you daily inspiration. Go to the website We Choose The Moon Go to the website Summit on The Summit Go to the website Ubisoft | Creators of Emotion Go to the website Annenberg community Beach House Go to the website SensiSoft Go to the website Waterlife Continue reading
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Tagged beach, beach-house, choose, creators, emotion, flash, inspiration, showcase, summit, the-website
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How The iPad Could Change The Face of The Web
Apple CEO Steve Jobs presents the new Apple iPad. When in 2007 Apple launched the iPhone not only reinvented the phone but it also introduced a revolutionary user experience that has changed definitively the way to browse the Web with a mobile device then before. In that same period, I remember browsing the Web with a Nokia or Windows Mobile phone was an arduous undertaking: webpages was unreadable on small screens on portable devices, slow to render in mobile browsers and all available options that allowed users to fit pages to screen (for increasing readability) was ridiculously worse than the problem they was trying to fix Continue reading
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Tagged apple, apple-keynote, ipad, iphone, mobile, mobile-devices, mobile-metrics, nokia, phone, websites, windows, windows-mobile
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More PROOF Jason Calacanis is a ____
Publicly Jason claims to be ignorant about SEO because it allows him moral flexibility and makes Google less likely to torch his site (even though he is blatantly violating their search quality guidelines, and has for *years* ). But when you look at the sales material that Mahalo pitches to corporations , in the 19 page PDF reads like an à la carte menu of SEO services, rather than sales material from a company ignorant of of SEO. Continue reading
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Tagged business, mahalo, mahalo-answers, partners, practices-going, publicly-jason, sales, seo, thus-increasing
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More PROOF Jason Calacanis is a ____
Publicly Jason claims to be ignorant about SEO because it allows him moral flexibility and makes Google less likely to torch his site (even though he is blatantly violating their search quality guidelines, and has for *years* ). But when you look at the sales material that Mahalo pitches to corporations , in the 19 page PDF reads like an à la carte menu of SEO services, rather than sales material from a company ignorant of of SEO. Continue reading
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Tagged answers, business, customer, customer-goals, mahalo, marketing, partners, pdf, practices-going, publicly-jason, sales, search, search-engine, thus-increasing
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Click To Conversion – Metric Can Tell You About Your Clientele
An often-overlooked metric is the time taken from the first click on an ad to the final conversion of the keyword. Continue reading
Posted in SEO news
Tagged clients, Connection, conversion-time, implications, internet marketing, sem, three-campaigns, time, women
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Click To Conversion – Metric Can Tell You About Your Clientele
An often-overlooked metric is the time taken from the first click on an ad to the final conversion of the keyword. That is, the total conversion time for a keyword in a given campaign. While this metric may seem relatively unimportant to ROI (for instance), it can help you understand your clients and also help you better manage your campaigns Continue reading
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Tagged article, campaigns, clients, conversion-time, expensive-items, from-the-first, implications, the-connection, time-on-average, women
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Technical SEO for a Redesign
In the past few months, I’ve been the technical SEO consultant to 6 companies who have been in the process of redesigning their websites. The companies range in size from a one-person show to a world-reknowned Boston hospital, and everything in between Continue reading
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Tagged backend-content, boston, companies, companies-range, one-person-show, process, search, search-engine, seo, technical, until-the-cms, web markeing
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Technical SEO for a Redesign
In the past few months, I’ve been the technical SEO consultant to 6 companies who have been in the process of redesigning their websites. Continue reading
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Tagged boston, companies, companies-range, held-the-site, one-person-show, process, search, search-engine, seo, technical, until-the-cms, web markeing
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8 Opportunities To Optimize Content Beyond Local Listings
Not to beat a dead horse, but as I said in my last column , I think 2009 was truly a watershed year for local search. Between Google’s introduction of the generic 10-pack, its beta test of local listing ads, dramatic improvements to Bing’s Local Listing Center, and numerous partnerships throughout the industry— all of these developments and more have placed increased focus on local search and its integration into organic search results Continue reading
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Tagged between-google, certain-phrases, criticisms, danny-sullivan, focus-on-local, industry, local-listing, possible-intent, seo, web markeing
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