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Agencies
SOPA: What’s Bad for the Internet is Bad for Marketers
When you look closer at the language and provisions of SOPA, you see that it could fundamentally change some of the common things you do as a marketer or merchant
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72% of Search Marketers Will Spend More on Search Engine Marketing Technology in 2012
According to BrightEdge’s “2012 Search Marketers Survey,” nearly three in four search engine marketers will spend more on search engine marketing technology in 2012 vs. 2011.
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Data & Analytics
10 Ways to Make Email Work Harder
Is there synergy in your digital marketing budget plans for 2012? A survey by marketing research firm 6S Marketing suggests a continued misalignment between email marketing spend and consumer behavior.
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Godiva Search Engine Optimization Ensures Success: 2011 IMA Award Winner
Best Ecommerce Site Launch or Revamp | Heading into the lucrative holiday shopping season, Godiva debuted a new website. Search engine optimization (SEO) was the key to a successful launch, minimal downtime and a user-friendly experience
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Keywords With On-Page Optimization Jump up 11 Positions in SERPs
Keywords with on-page optimization activities thrive much better than those without on-page optimization activities – about 13 positions better, according to Conductor. Long-tail queries are most affected by on-page optimization activities.
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Email Marketing and Social Media to See Biggest Increases in Spending by Marketers in 2012
According to the “2012 Marketing Trends Survey” from StrongMail, conducted by Zoomerang, email marketing and social media are set to see the biggest budget increases by marketers in 2012.