We all experienced the time when clients take a strategy a little too far and shoot themselves in the foot. It bites big time! All that energy and love that you poured into them to get them back on their digital feet then they go off and join an underground guest blogging network or publish […]
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Twitter Suing US Government over Surveillance Disclosures In an effort to improve transparency to its users Twitter has files a law against the US Justice Department FISA and National Security Letters. Twitter feels this this unability to disclouse this information to its user is a violation of the First Amendment Right of Free Speech Read […]
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In an increasingly competitive environment, Google has lowered prices by 10% on its Google Compute Engine cloud platform. The search giant, who is in close competition with both Amazon & Bing, have done so in a bid to further drive down the costs of cloud storage, something it had promised to do earlier this year. […]
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Being Mobile-Friendly may be the next thing to look at when optimizing your website for Google. At last week’s SMX East conference in New York Gary Illyes pressed the issue of user experience and it looks like Googlebot now also putting on it’s mobile goggles when looking at websites. This combined with the recent global […]
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