As Google continues to maintain its status as top search engine against Microsoft’s Bing engine, it continues to innovate with new features. First it added value by supplying search term suggestions as users typed. Now, Google is taking the next step and is testing out delivering instant search results as users type.
If your company’s blog is up and running and you’re regularly updating it with new posts, congratulations. You’re optimizing your site and moving up in search engine results. Now you’re ready for the next step: getting links to your blog posted on other sites. The more links there are to your site, the higher your site will be in search results. This article from Entireweb.com has a number of good suggestions for getting links to your blog.
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Advertising Age has provided further arguments on the importance of Search Engine Optimization (SEO) pointing out that it’s the most important way of building a company’s customer base. There are many different components to an optimized site, and we wanted to pass on some of them to give you an idea of what people mean when they talk about SEO.
We’re not letting any cats out of the bag by proclaiming that location-based social networking is the next big thing. Talking heads have been falling all over each other to declare location-based services such as Foursquare, Gowalla, Yelp, and Brightkite this year’s “Twitter.” However, it isn’t entirely clear how businesses can best utilize these networks. Despite this problem, there are things you can do to be ready when the corporate strategies come along.
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