Bill Hartzer

John Scott, Geeks On Steroids, and Pay Per Post

Geeks on Steroids is telling John Scott at V7N that the links he's been talking about are undetectable. Hey John, it’s not undetectable anymore. As you might recall, John Scott talked about links and tells people to hang out in that thread. Turns out that Pay Per Post will pay you to post ...

Report Ranks Reputation and Exposure of Brands Across News and Social Media

Across the Internet, in news, blogs, tweets and other social media, millions of people are talking about major brands. This “buzz” can be produced by product launches, ad campaigns, PR events, earnings reports, a single consumer‘s product experience, and many other triggers, even scandals and rumors. The volume and character ...
January 28th 2010
Tags: Social Media, Social Networking 3 Comments

MashedIn Social Media Friend Finder Application Launched

Social Connections has released MashedIn.com, an application that allows you to identify mutual connections across multiple social networks. MashedIn provides a widget that you can add to a web site or blog where your users can authenticate with either Facebook, Twitter, or LinkedIn to reveal common connections to the widget ...
January 23rd 2010
Tags: personal blog 8 Comments

Where to Get Ideas for Website Content

I colleague of mine recently wrote a great blog post about website content and how it relates to search engine optimization. It's all about a developing a content strategy whereas great content is added to your website on a regular basis, showing the search engines (and those who are reading ...
January 19th 2010
Tags: SEO Training 4 Comments

Online Marketing and Search Engine Optimization Training in San Francisco Bay Area

The Bay Area Search Engine Academy has officially opened their enrollment and registration for approaching Search Engine Optimization classes and internet marketing training for companies. Registration is limited to fifteen people in each of the training classes being held in San Ramon and Santa Clara (near San Jose), California. The Bay ...
January 18th 2010
Tags: Internet Usage 2 Comments

comScore December 2009 Search Engine Rankings

comScore, Inc. has recently updated its monthly comScore qSearch analysis of the United States search marketplace. In December 2009, Americans conducted 14.7 billion core searches, with Google Sites accounting for 65.7 percent search market share, virtually unchanged from 65.6 percent in November. Microsoft Sites grabbed 10.7 percent market share, up ...

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