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Google+ launched over the summer as a rival to Facebook that offered more control over who sees what and increased privacy.  But they were lacking several features Facebook has and one of the biggest was business pages and group pages. Google+ has now launched the pages feature and businesses, groups, celebrities and the like can [...]

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Google’s caffeine update and then Google’s Panda update have paved the way for Google “freshness” updates.  Google has announced it has run a freshness update that will weed out fresh content. Apparently Google has determined which keywords require fresh content (known as QDF, Queries Deserves Freshness) so not all searches will be affected as heavily [...]

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Email newsletters are a great way to stay in touch with your current and past clients and customers. BUT, and it’s a big ‘but’, do your emails stand out when they receive them? Consider this, 107 trillion emails were sent in 2010.  89.1% of them spam (stats according to businessinsider.com).  It’s been estimated that the [...]

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The short answer is YES!!! Steve Jobs definitely made waves in the web design world when he announced that iPhone and iPad would not accept Flash.  In a nutshell he said HTML5 could do all the things Flash can do, like play videos, however that is just not the case.  Most people in the industry [...]

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Those interested in SEO have always needed to have good, grammatically correct, unique and fresh content.  But that just got a whole lot more important. Those in the SEO world know of the infamous Panda update that was implemented in Google in February and March of 2011 and we’ve seen evidence of some updates to [...]

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