Today, Search Engine Land welcomes two new contributing editors: Gary Price and Greg Finn, who will focus on search and social media for the site, respectively. I’ve known Gary for years, and it’s a pleasure to be working with him again. There is nothing related to search engines or research tools that Gary doesn’t know. […]
Building Buzz On Facebook: Getting Liked & Shared Presentations from SMX West, March 2011 If Facebook were a country, it would be the third largest in the world. That’s a huge amount of potential traffic, and the key to getting exposure is getting your content liked and shared. In turn, those “Likes” may help you […]
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Below is what happened in search today, as reported on Search Engine Land and from other places across the web. From Search Engine Land: Did A Google Employee Just Register Hiybbprqag.com To Help Recruit New Employees? That’s a screenshot of Google’s “Jobs” page, which can be found at https://www.google.com/intl/en/jobs/index.html. But it can also be reached […]
Facebook SEO: Free Ways To Be Found On Facebook Presentations from SMX East, October 2010 Within Facebook, your pages are increasingly acting as a parallel universe to your public web pages. And increasingly, Facebook profiles are turning up in Google search results. Now, there are numerous steps you can take to enhance your visibility both […]
Free Ways to Market on Facebook Your Facebook pages – your wall, groups and fan pages — are a parallel universe to your public web pages. Just as you implement search engine optimization tactics to improve web page rankings, Facebook features many opportunities to enhance your visibility. Viral distribution via Facebook’s social tools is an […]
Below is what happened in search today, as reported on Search Engine Land and from other places across the web. From Search Engine Land: Internet Explorer 6 Forces Bing As Default Search Provider It appears that Bing is overriding the default search provider set by users of Internet Explorer 6. Several IE6 users have complained […]
Recently, Greg Finn at 10e20.com covered Will Digg Be a Better Place Without Shouts? In the post, Greg announces the news of Digg dropping their shout system, which allowed Digg users to share content with each other, in lieu of a feature that allows users to share content via email, Facebook, and Twitter. So, the […]