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Why my SEO campaign failed? Part 3: Common Link Structure mistakes


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Posted by bbriniotis on 31st of May, 2010 at 12:13 to Guides, SEO, Why my SEO campaign Failed

The Link Structure of a website is one of the most important SEO factors. It affects how the pages point to each other and how the links are placed within the pages.

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Successful Marketing campaigns in social media to target women


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Posted by Tina on 24th of May, 2010 at 12:00 to Marketing, Social Media

Recent studies point out that women use social networks more than men; indeed, Facebook & Twitter female users reach 57%, Flickr’s 55% and MySpace 64%.

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Why my SEO campaign failed? Part 2: Common Web Development mistakes


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Posted by bbriniotis on 17th of May, 2010 at 11:56 to Guides, SEO, Why my SEO campaign Failed

In a previous article we focused on the Common On-page Optimization mistakes that affect the SEO campaign. In this blog post we will focus on some technical principles that web developers should have in mind when they develop SEO-friendly static or dynamic websites.

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Keyword Research: The core of your SEO Strategy


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Posted by dimitriszotos on 10th of May, 2010 at 11:44 to Marketing, SEO

It is essential to distinguish the technical part of SEO and the strategic one. Developing a strategy in SEO involves keyword research. The reason is obvious; when you have a website optimized for wrong keywords the result can be real a nightmare for you and your client.

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6 ways to optimize your business with Foursquare


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Posted by Tina on 3rd of May, 2010 at 11:04 to Marketing, Social Media

What is the hottest mobile trend for 2010? The answer seems obvious. It’s Foursquare, the Twitter of 2010, the leading location-based social network which, with a game aspect, encourages people to explore their neighborhoods via their smartphones, share their visits with local attractions, events and businesses and gives them rewards when they do so.

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