Time is Ticking for Content Farms
Google publicly announces another step towards ridding the ‘net of content farms
Google publicly announces another step towards ridding the ‘net of content farms
As more and more search engines enter the content creation world, will the boundaries of editorial integrity be crossed?
AOL just convinced itself to pay $315 for the HuffPost, which produces limited original content, outside of the ranting deranged posts of its readers who comment on the articles HuffPost assembles and reposts from other sites and sources.
I’ve recently started running a number of large campaigns on Facebook with decent success. My biggest problem is that the data I receive via the Facebook interface differs vastly from my Google Analytics data.
Google’s share of the US domestic search market continues to grow based upon the latest numbers from Experian Hitwise as reported by MediaPost.com. The combo of Yahoo+Bing follows in 2nd place by a very wide margin. Google is at nearly 70% of US domestic queries. However, the query-to-click ratio continues to lag at Google compared…
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