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Check out this recent video from Google’s Matt Cutts. In the video below Matt talks about how Google uses Twitter and Facebook links as ranking signals. Testing and Signals of Influence When Matt talks; search engine experts listen. Everyone wants to know what Google is “really up to.” Here are my 3 major takeaways from this talk: 1. Google is still testing how [...]

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Listen to this interview and you’ll find out how small town businesses are growing using YouTube, Facebook, Twitter and more. Key points you’ll learn: How a linen rental service is using YouTube to grow their business Find out about a trade show promotion that drove booth visitors to the company website How to use video to promote [...]

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  Recently I read “The Whuffie Factor” by Tara Hunt. Tara has consulted several well known businesses about building communities. Her finger is on the pulse of social media. She understands how to use it to harness the power of your company’s fans and your company’s evangelists. The main premise of “The Whuffie Factor” is that your social capital, the value [...]

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Today’s interview is with Troy Vossoller, owner of Sconnie.com. As you listen to today’s interview you’ll hear Scott’s answers to the following

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I’m a Dallas Mavericks fan. I’m not just a fair weather fan either. I was a fan when they were losers.  I was a fan when Jason Kidd was a rookie. I was a fan before Jamal Mashburn was wearing suits and sitting at an ESPN desk. I was a fan when only a geek or two knew Mark Cuban‘s name. [...]

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If you boil all the details and tactics different search engine experts use, search engine optimization is all about one thing. Prove to the online world you’re the expert for your keyword or keyword phrase. That’s what it’s all about. Nothing else. Some people argue with technical details about title tags, meta tags, alt tags and other technical [...]

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When Probortunity Knocks, Answer!

by Doug Stewart on August 20, 2009

“Every problem has a gift for you in its hands.” – Richard Bach I got a new printer this week. One of my clients sent it to me. He’s been a client for close to 9 years now. He’s been a friend for 12. After unpacking the printer, I hooked it up to my PC. [...]

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