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Warning: geeky technical post!
Google tag manager is the tool from Google that enables tracking tags to be easily (?) set, audited, modified and updated with lessened need for time-consuming web developer input. Its a great idea that will enable clients and online marketing agencies to have much more flexibility in the updating of their website tracking and advertising, including:
Googles tag manager is still in its infancy so the resources out there are limited and quite confusing in many cases.
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In this session of The Smart Passive Income Podcast, Im honored to interview Neil Patel, founder of the popular blog QuickSprout, and co-founder of CrazyEgg and KISSmetrics.
Neils resume is beyond impressive. By age 21, the Wall Street Journal named him one of the top influencers on the web and Entrepreneur Magazine listed him as one of the top entrepreneurs in the nation. In addition to CrazyEgg and KISSmetrics, which are software solutions that are used by some of the top businesses in the world, companies like Amazon, AOL, GM, HP and Viacom, have reached out to Neil to help them make more money using the web.
He helped grow TechCrunchs traffic by 30% within 60 days. H
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Matt Cutts put out a good video today answer the question from Kenichi Suzuki of Tokyo, Japan when he asks, Suppose I have a site that covers fishing overall (A) & I make another fishing site that solely focuses on lure fishing (B). Does linking to A from B violate guidelines? Ill make sure both have high quality content & I disclose that theyre both owned by me.
Essentially the answer is what youd expect, if there are only as many sites as you can count on one had, and if they are good quality and thematically related, then it makes sense. Any more than that and it starts to look like a link network.
I know Im going to use this video to reinforce to folks what Id said before but without Matts voice behind it.
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As a fan of video games, I often compare real-life scenarios to similar elements in games. These elements offer a parallel way to approach many of the same types of challenges that we face in everyday life in a fun, unique way. After all, real life challenges shouldn’t necessarily be unpleasant; if they can be stimulating and entertaining, productivity will improve, and improved productivity usually translates to higher revenue.
Growing up, the first genre of video games I fell in love with was the RTS (real-time strategy). While RTS games usually pit warring factions against each other with an assortment of units involving infantry, armored vehicles, and air and sea-borne vessels, to me, SEO is actually a lot like an RTS; it even has its own versions of those classes of units. L
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Unfortunately, its been a while since our last landing page optimisation review so today I want to continue our series with another example. Previously we covered plenty of various industries from laser eye surgery to office furniture so today I want to try something more local Edinburgh Restaurants.
Please note that the quality of food is not anyhow correlated with the quality of landing pages and both examples below are probably the best Scottish restaurants in Edinburgh.
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Great to place the phone number prominently in the header. In this case customers can find their number quickly. A
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By Saksham Talwar
Choosing a domain name has lately become the most difficult task. Most of the good domain names are already taken either by individuals, domain collectors or corporates. Domain buying and selling is a flourishing business and thus most good domains have already been captured by someone and as a result very few good domain names are available for people like you and me who are not much into this business. While you could ask your friends for domain name suggestions or post publicly on a forum to get suggestions or you could even hire a person who is good at naming, this methods could sometimes prove too time-consuming or expensive!
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I recently started to collect voicemail messages from my audience so that I could share their questions (and my answers) right in the middle of a podcast session. The voicemail transcribed below from SPI Fan Tony P., however, is one that deserves its own blog post:
Thanks for the voicemail Tony! N
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