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Feb 8 News

• View Internet Marketing headlines on HDLNS.com

  HDLNS.com is the easiest to use aggregated content RSS Reader on the net. No need to sign up, nothing to remember. Just browse and read. (read)

• Google Maps Used to Track Down Street View Car

  Do you hate the Google Street View car for its supposed invasion of your privacy? Looks like this is what drove members of the group Free Art & Technology (FAT) when they've attached a GPS device to the Street View car containing Google's camera (read)

• Google Lowers Nexus One's Early Termination Fee to $150

  Well, what do you know? After the FCC formally sent letters to various mobile operators including Google about the high early termination fees that they are charging consumers, Google seemed to be the first to heed FCC's call.  So, if you got you're (read)

• Google to Break the Language Barrier With Android Translator

  Google has (possibly) done it again! Word on the street says that Google engineers are working on a translator for the Android smart phone that will translate one language to another- almost completely in real time. Now, there's a few problems in the (read)

• Google Going Social…Again? Gmail to Add Streaming Updates

  Google is know for being highly innovative and keeping on top of the technology train. Android brought the opening of the Google online store. Gmail has an on-going experiment that goes by the name of 'Gmail Labs', which you can find hiding in it's p (read)

• Social Media Better than a Super Bowl TV Ad Spot?

  Is social media better than a 60-second ad spot that costs around $3 million. Pepsi thinks so which is why they chose to launch a viral campaign at RefreshEverything.com instead of advertising in the Super Bowl this year. Pepsi plans to give away $2 (read)

• 7 Awesome Ideas to Use Gmail Filters For SEO Tasks

  Over the past weeks, I've come across a few highly valuable and inspiring articles on using Gmail filters as well Outlook rules for better productivity. This actually goes about organizing your email more effectively in order to do your job better a (read)

• How to Get Banned on Social Media Networks

  You've lost your account…it's gone. You can't log in. All your activity has been erased. You didn't get an email, not even a warning. You've emailed the site a number of times, and nobody will tell you why you're now a blacklisted member of your f (read)

• Google Super Bowl Commercial Has Been Online For 3 Months

  Tweet Yes the cool commercial from Google last nights Supper Bowl has been online for 3 months now. It is part of a overall series of videos from Google that you can find here: Google Search Stories Seems like great lesson in search and the power of (read)

• Two Biggest Advantages of Small Businesses SEO

  With search engine optimization, small businesses have two advantages larger competitors often can’t match: creativity and agility. By embracing these two philosophies as part of their digital marketing DNA, small businesses can carve out a s (read)

• Could email fatigue give social media the upper hand with marketers?

  Americans are suffering from 'email fatigue.' At least that's the take away from a new study from marketing service provider Implix, which found that Americans are one of the least likely groups to open emails worldwide. Due to its newness, social m (read)

• The horror, the horror: @VodafoneUK's social media balls up

  You may not think that social media is rocket science, but those big brand early adopters are certainly astronauts exploring an unknown quantity. And space exploration is not without its challenges. Or risks. One intergalactic incident occurred late (read)

• How to use Google Analytics to track telephone leads: Part three

  This is part three of a four-part series on how to use Google Analytics to track Telephone Leads. Part one described the overall call tracking system. Part two explained how the data can appear in Google Analytics. Part three (this one) will start o (read)

• 5 Ways to Track Your SEO Progress

  In order for us to know if our efforts are paying off, we need to track our SEO progress. Here are the five best measures of that progress... (read)

• Personalization of Google Results Creates a Huge Advertising Opportunity

  Posted by randfishLike 150 million or so other folks, I spent today watching the Superbowl. As a marketer, it's hard not to pay close attention to the advertisements, and this year featured a heavy focus on sending viewers to the web. However, I was (read)

• Can using server side scripting languages hinder SEO effectiveness?

  If used correctly then the answer is 'no', you should have no trouble using server side scripting languages such as ASP, PHP or Perl and still be able to have an effective SEO campaign. Most dynamic websites use either a MYSql or Access database to s (read)

• Optimising the images in your articles for Google News

  Using images in your articles is certainly not a requirement, but there are countless advantages to using them on your blog. By adding images to your articles you will find that more people will click through to your site from Google News if you have (read)

• Having Fun with -Onyms in Keyword Research

  You’re writing a page about a new stadium in your City, soon to enjoy the sounds of crowds in the bleachers watching duels between batters and pitchers, hoping to watch balls batted over the centerfield fence, or shutouts pitched, or the perfec (read)

• 5 Powerful Ways to Use Google Reader's Feed Creation Tool for SEO

  You may have noticed that two weeks ago Google announced a new feature for Google Reader: the ability to create/track RSS feeds for pages that don't provide them. There's a lot of potential here in just about every aspect of web use - personal (read)

• Link Building Strategies: Checklist

  What are your Link Building Strategies? Do you have any? If you do have any, are you following them? Do you have a link building checklist to follow? These are some questions that you must ask yourself if you want to build quality and quantity lin (read)

• Google buys a Super Bowl Ad

  Google may have one of the most valuable brands in the world, but that hasn't meant that it's acted like one. Unlike other brands with global recognition, Google has never really engaged in much traditional advertising. And for good reason: it really (read)

• The blurring of online fashion retail and publishing

  The link between retail and publishing has always been strong. A product promoted in print sells products that are available online or in store. Thanks to online, the link is getting stronger, and now the lines are becoming blurred, as retailers bec (read)

• Forrester to analysts: you can blog, but...

  Late last week, it was reported that Forrester Research had implemented a policy under which analysts with personal blogs related to the technology markets they cover at Forrester would be required to ditch them and instead publish their blogs on Fo (read)

• Six Online Visibility Tips from Successful Internet Marketers

  Online visibility is created by doing many different things. During my recent trip to Atlanta to speak at the Niche Affiliate Marketing Systems event (you can get all the audio presentations here for $97 until February 8), I took the opportunity to (read)

• Three Virtual Events to Help You Boost Your Online Marketing Results

  Mark your calendar and register now…here's where you can catch virtual trainings with Denise in the next couple of weeks:Wednesday, February 10 -  2:00 pm ETInternational Social Media AssociationWebinar: 'How to Get the Best Out of Your Blog'Regi (read)

• Niche Affiliate Marketing System Workshop is ON! (#NAMS)

  For the next several days I'm attending the Niche Affiliate Marketing System Workshop (#NAMS 3) in Atlanta, GA as a speaker and eager participant. The brainchild of David Perdew, this is fast becoming one of the premier online marketing training eve (read)

• Testimonials Are a Gift of Celebration and Acknowledgment

  Have you made a vendor or service provider happy today? Huh? Aren't they supposed to make me happy, you say? One of my clients inspired me to do the happy dance today when she sent an unsolicited testimonial about the Online Visibility Secrets progr (read)

• Does your blog need a mobile app?

  I recently read a post on Chris Brogan's blog that he had an iPhone app created for his blog. Interesting. Being the curious gal that I'm, I had to check it out. Turns out a company called MotherApp can turn your blog into an app. It's free if you (read)

• The Elements of an HTML Link

  Posted by RobOusbeyLinks. We often talk about why we want them and how to get them, but today I'd like to go back to basics and look at the constituent parts of the HTML code behind them. This is definitely a post for the new SEO, or web-developer lo (read)