Google Maps posted a picture of Mayor Michael Bloomberg cutting a custom Google Maps cake at Google’s New York City Office. The cake is in the form and shape of NYC, the colors mimic Google Maps streets and it is to celebrate the “Google Engineering’s 10 years in New York.” Google Maps said on Google+: Read the rest of this article >>
Last week brought a barrage of announcements from Google I/O. Part of the late-day announcements, Google Analytics introduced a new feature that’s quite a big deal to Premium Analytics users. Google is now giving Analytics Premium users the ability to use Google BigQuery to crunch their analytics data and other offline data sets. Announced at Google Read the rest of this article >>
Social media is has become an integral part of Internet marketing. However, most businesses are not using social media to its full potential. Apart from Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn, which other social media sites are you concentrating on? You should be in every social media site where your target audience is hanging out on. And Read the rest of this article >>
What if you could tap into the minds of 3,000 marketers to find out where they stand when it comes to social media marketing? How valuable would it be to know how your peers are handing the time commitments, social media platforms and measurement? Lucky you and lucky me, the answers to those questions are found Read the rest of this article >>
Here is a recap of what happened in the search forums today, through the eyes of the Search Engine Roundtable and other search forums on the web. Search Engine Roundtable Stories: Nofollow Your Links? How Long Until Google Notices A WebmasterWorld thread has one SEO/Webmaster asking how long will it take for Google to show Read the rest of this article >>
Google and NASA have joined forces to launch the Quantum Artificial Intelligence Lab that will allow researchers at the two organizations and a number of universities to research artificial intelligence using quantum computers. The lab will use a D-Wave 2 computer that is priced at around $15 million. D-Wave’s computer, which for years has courted Read the rest of this article >>
What makes up a paid search account? Of course you have your website and your account manager platform(s), most likely AdWords and Bing Ads. You also have your campaigns, ad groups, keywords, ads. But are you forgetting your tracking, and are you creating appropriate goals? One too many times I have had clients who have Read the rest of this article >>
For a recent presentation at a corporate communications and PR conference, I polled my network of digital marketing and PR pros working client-side about the most pressing questions they’re dealing with when it comes to integrating Marketing and Public Relations. Since we’ve been working in the digital marketing and PR space at TopRank Marketing for Read the rest of this article >>
On May 15th, Google’s head of search spam, announced on Twitter that Google has taken “action on several thousand linksellers in a paid-link that passes PageRank network.” Google has done this time and time again, and we covered at least two previous cases of this. We do not know which link network – some are Read the rest of this article >>