The Week We Searched For- February 3, 2012
In this week's new, Facebook files for its long-anticipated IPO, Google faces further challenges with EU, and Google confirms Panda 3.2. [...more]
In this week's new, Facebook files for its long-anticipated IPO, Google faces further challenges with EU, and Google confirms Panda 3.2. [...more]
In this week's news, Google introduces a new privacy policy, Facebook makes Timeline compulsory, and Twitter releases new technology to censor tweets. [...more]
The omniscient SEO Lamp explores some possibly fishy linking tactics taken on by Google. Could it be true that Google is buying AND selling links?? [...more]
Controversy around Google's search results and Google+ content rages on with the introduction of a new username policy and an automatic opt-in for all new Gmail accounts. [...more]
It was a very exciting week in online marketing with Google's disappointing Q4 earning report, Wikipedia's 24-hour shutdown of its English language site in protest of SOPA, and Facebook's new Timeline app service. [...more]
To kick off the new year, The Search Agents sat down with Ranil Wiratunga to discuss how changes in mobile marketing, social media, and online legislation may impact online marketers in 2012. [...more]
We kick off the New Year with the announcement of Yahoo!'s new CEO, Google Chrome's PageRank controversy and several predictions about what 2012 has in store for online marketing. [...more]
Matt looks at some of the possible trends, innovations and transactions that could change the landscape of mobile marketing in 2012. [...more]
What's in store for online marketing in 2012? The Search Agents have dusted off their crystal ball again to predict the developments, opportunities, and trends we can expect to impact the industry in the coming year. [...more]
2011 has been a very exciting year in online marketing with introduction of several significant algorithmic updates, new advertising options, and new channels. [...more]