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A blog dedicated to the 700+ springs located throughout Florida and those rivers that are spring-fed.
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if you’re in the market for a solution vendor, you still have to form a relationship with one that meets your needs. Andrew Goodman looks at some criteria that might help you choose.
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While we’re busy discussing whether Twitter can become the next big search engine, or if Google can figure out how to tap into the “fresh” micro-content being churned out every second, we’re missing one crucial element that’s preventing both sides from achieving their goal.
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Business blog masters uniformly preach the importance of focus and purpose. Bloggers who remain cognizant of the 7 classic public relations nodes, within the implicit purpose of their blog’s content, exercise greater mastery of intent and results.
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With a little upfront effort, the task of maintaining multiple profiles can be less tedious, freeing up time to better connect with other people.
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There are some quick searches in the base install of Firefox, but you can really customize them to do a lot more than simply search Google or Amazon.
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A lot of site owners and SEO’s are familiar with keyword research tools such as Wordtracker, Keyword Discovery, and the free tools from Yahoo and Google. These keyword tools are an excellent way to not only find keywords which are relevant to you products and the usage popularity of these terms, but you can also forecast a bit with expected traffic and conversions for PPC and maybe even SEO. It is easy to become dependent on the same tools for similar projects however, and overlook the keyword research tools which exist in your own backyard.
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From Garfield Minus Garfield to Homestar Runner, here are 20 great web comics to turn to for an entertaining read, in alphabetic order.
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Ann Smarty been reviewing backlink checkers. She’ll be listing only free ones here and sorted by best functions, so a few feature-rich tools may end up being mentioned in a few categories.
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A little while ago, Google and other search engines announced support for a canonical link element that can help site owners with duplicate content issues.
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Starting today, chances are that your Bounce Rate is going to go up, and your Time on Site metrics will start to become more realistic.
Should you panic and freak out? Should you hide under the bed and lock the door to your room? Should you pause all of your campaigns? Obviously, you shouldn’t do any of those things, but I should explain what’s going on before you reach a state of dementia.
Google Analytics has changed the classification of the setVar function - Custom Segments that appear in the Visitors >> User-Defined report.
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To look at all the data points you need to do full analysis, which requires you to look at a few reports and maybe use excel to pull all that data together in one view. Google Analytics Motion Charts make it really easy to visualize several data points in one screen.
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Help us settle our discussion (read brotherly argument) about whether or not Twitter would have worked with 70 characters, 210 characters or any other number.
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As Twitter increasingly becomes a tool that people use to find information it is really critical for companies to know how people are finding their sites on Twitter. Doing so will allow them to incorporate that learning into future marketing efforts on Twitter as well as other sources (e.g. Google etc).
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