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Top Five Myths Perpetuated By So-Called SEO Experts
You’ve probably received an email from an SEO expert listing the mistakes made on your website that are preventing you from ranking higher in search engines. Problem is, the “expert” is mostly spewing half truths and distortions.
The Semantic Web: A Fundamental Fact About Search Engines That Financial Advisors Need To Know About
The Semantic Web in a few years will enable your phone to alert you when you’re out of milk, locate a mobile grocery delivery service cruising your neighborhood, and request a milk delivery to your door. The Semantic Web is a long way off from realizing its potential, but it is now powering search engines and that’s why advisors need to know about it.
Advisors Pay Heed In Designing Your Marketing Strategy: Facebook Is More Important Over The Long Term Than Google
"While Google has amassed an incredible database consisting of the fossilized linkages between most Web pages on the planet," says Ben Eolowitz, "Facebook possesses an asset that’s far more valuable—the realtime linkages between real people and the Web."
How to Use the New Twitter And Google Buttons on Your Website
Twitter Tuesday announced a new Follow button--similar to Facebook's "Like" button--that allows users to follow you from your website, and Google announced its new +1 button Wednesday. Here's how to use them on your website.
Twitter Adds A "Follow" Button That You Can Put On Your Website
Great idea for allowing those who don't use Twitter much to use it to follow your firm.
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