Fellow authors here at Dinkum have posted about customer relationships from various points of view. Do Your Customers Trust You and Delivering on Values and other posts suggest the need to know your audience and deliver what is promised and ...
Our company has evolved over the last 5 years. Some of it has been to accomodate new trends (influence of social media for one), some due to Google's whims (the many algorithm updates) but mostly it has been the result ...
In the last couple of weeks, Search Engine Optimization has made the news! I expect to read about SEO on blogs posted by fellow practitioners. But Bob Garfield, of On the Media on National Public Radio hosted an ...
Have you ever arrived at a visually stunning, interactive website only to bounce as soon as you determined that finding usable information was just about impossible? I have. That’s why I think that the DMNews’ article Designing a Web site ...
You don’t have to be an expert to recognize bad web design. Blaring colors, confusing navigation, 5 pounds of stuff packed into a 3 pound bag… You’d think that the basics are common sense. Alas, sometimes common sense isn’t so ...
Most of you should remember the whole “set it and forget it” slogan that was used in infomercials for the Showtime Rotisserie. This is fine for a Rotisserie, particularly if it is able to turn off automatically but it is ...
Business Insider's Henry Blodget Defends Linkbait, Slideshows, And Aggregation | TechCrunch http://t.co/Ten2SboT
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May 22, 2012. Posted under: Blog, SEO.
Last year, it was Panda. Now, it’s Penguin. Both are cute black and white animals, but also the names of Google’s changes to its algorithm that determine search results. It’s part of an effort to remove spammy websites and systems set up to game them, and fighting techniques well-known to the SEO community as gray/black hat activities (against Google’s guidelines).
