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Who Said That?

David Williams
Friday’s come around fast. Here’s this weeks “Who Said That?”

ZDNet.com – Posted “It’s official: SEO is not spam, says Google” It includes a video from Matt Cutts

WSJ.com – Cowell talks voting by social media on ‘X Factor’

This is NOT an affiliate link! Pearlydean Marketing – I simply wanted to give a shout out to Keith and how quick his response time is.

Digital Trends – “New social network Unthink says ‘FU’ to Facebook and Google+” You may want to check this “anti-Facebook” new social network out.

Sprout Social – I literally just found this service this morning and have not yet signed up for their FREE Trial. However, a FREE Trial with No Credit Card Required may be worth looking into.

October 28, 2011 | Who Said That? | No Comments »

Who Said That? The Moz Top Ten – October 2011 – Issue 1

David Williams
The Moz Top Ten from SEOMoz.org – This is the October 2011, Issue 1

1 Making search more secure: Accessing search query data in Google Analytics
BREAKING NEWS: Google is removing access to organic keywords data if the user is logged in while searching. Good posts on the impact of this for SEOs: Dear Google: This is war and Google Invests in Privacy for Profit.

2 Stevey’s Google Platforms Rant
Google employee Steve Yegge shakes up the platform world as he compares Google, Amazon, Facebook, and Microsoft and how these giants approach their products from an insider’s perspective.

3 How to Optimize 7 Popular Social Media Profiles for SEO
Aligning your personal and business social media profiles getting you down? This guide will set you on the right path for simple SEO success and symmetry across all platforms.

4 New SEO Reports in Google Analytics Now Here
Google has incorporated Webmaster Tools directly into Analytics. And here are some actionable reports that you can pull to make your website even better.

5 10 Reasons (in Pics) Why Distilled’s SearchLove 2011 NYC is a Must Attend
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6 7 Technical SEO Wins for Web Developers
Building a powerful new website or putting a spit-shine on your current one? Make sure your devs are on-board with you and that you’re both talking the same language about what they can do to build (or fix) a solid foundation for your site.

7 It’s Not Too Late to Learn How to Code
Coding’s not just for kids or college students. Jean Hsu gives some encouragement for those of us who are a little more experienced and ready to dive into gaining a new skill.

8 How To Take Your Keyword Research To A Higher Level
Just scratching the surface with your keyword research? Level up your SEO fu and dig deep. Your websites, business, and/or clients will thank you.

9 Integrating SEO & PPC: 3 Areas to Explore
Double your efforts. SEO and PPC can be friends and make your life (and your colleague’s) more awesome while improving your ROI in both paid and organic.

10 How to Evaluate Links – A Checklist + Tools
Do I or don’t I? A simple checklist to help you save time while you evaluate the links you want to pursue for your link building campaigns.

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BONUS: ‘Look at what we’ve created’: In the trenches of the Post-It graffiti war

Check out the post-it pixel art meme created by Mozzer Drew Bennett. We hope to see yours coming soon to an office window near you.

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