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Oct 02, 2013 News

Talking SEO at #SMX: What search ranking factors matter most?

SEO ranking factors de-mystified:The stats about current ranking signals and predictions on the future of search from SMX East.

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Marketers must treat YouTube like other social media channels - by delivering a steady stream of content.

Oct 01, 2013 News Lauren Kaye

Google to marketers: YouTube drives cross-device engagement

Video is becoming one of the most important types of brand content, and YouTube’s Channels can help keep viewers engaged as they move through the sales funnel.

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Google's mobile search results prioritize paid ads.

Oct 01, 2013 News Lauren Kaye

Google’s new mobile interface: Favoring ads over organic?

Google’s recent updates go beyond Hummingbird. It’s refreshed mobile interface gives paid ads more exposure.

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Brafton is attending this week's SMX East Conference.

Sep 30, 2013 News Lauren Kaye

Brafton talks content marketing at SMX East 2013 #smxeast

Brafton is attending SMX East in New York City October 1 and 2 to discuss the latest in content marketing and SEO.

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Google doesn't take a hard a line to duplicate content as SEOs might believe.

Sep 30, 2013 News Lauren Kaye

Deja duplicate content: Is Google sending a message?

Google provided a lot of guidance about duplicate web content in Q3 2013. Is a change is in the pipeline?

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Missing data from your content analytics reports? Not the end of your SEO strategy.

Sep 30, 2013 News Lauren Kaye

SEO life after keyword data

It seems keyword data is slipping out of marketers’ hands as Google encrypts nearly 75 percent of website traffic (and counting), but SEO hope is not lost.

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