Industry News Roundups

B2B marketers receive some sage advice this week to boost web leads and conversions as the New Year inches closer.

While a series of interesting reports detailed the value of various web marketing channels, two announcements from Twitter may be the most important news to break this week, as the company changed its layout and social media marketing offerings heavily.

Cyber Monday and Black Friday sales dominated web marketing conversations this week, and other industry developments suggest content marketing is key to marketing success this holiday season and year-round.

Google dominated buzz on the internet this week thanks to strong social media marketing adoption of Google+ Pages, as well as a new iPad search app.

Google dominated marketing news this week with the addition of features to Google+ and its search engine, both of which are likely to boost the company’s appeal and effectiveness for marketers on the channels.

While the week as a whole was very busy with two of the most important conferences of the year took place, but Google’s release of Google+ was the biggest event of the week.

Google dominated internet marketing news this week, with the company announcing adjustments to its search algorithm and Google+, while new studies demonstrate its superiority as a search engine.

Google and Facebook went head-to-head this week, dominating internet marketing headlines.

From the rise of personalized search to the growing role of mobile devices in web browsing, this week’s internet marketing news reveals that the online marketing landscape is ever-evolving.

From insight shared at this week’s Content Marketing World conference to news about rising social media usage, internet marketing headlines for the week ending September 9th remind businesses that the search and social landscapes are dynamic.