There were more than 100,000 submissions for the 2014 Google Doodle. Google asked the participants to draw an invention that would make the world a better place. Some of the doodles that were submitted really ignite inspiration, anchoring the feeling of hope in our younger generation. A congratulation to Audrey Zhang, this year’s winning Google […] Continue reading →
It takes more than a good old e-mail pitch these days to obtain influencers for a cooperative online marketing campaign. Sure it’s dandy to have a well-crafted e-mail, but what do you have to back it up? I’ve had discussions with well-known bloggers and influencers on the web who say they don’t even respond to […]
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Continue reading → It takes more than a good old e-mail pitch these days to obtain influencers for a cooperative online marketing campaign. Sure it’s dandy to have a well-crafted e-mail, but what do you have to back it up? I’ve had discussions with well-known bloggers and influencers on the web who say they don’t even respond to […] Continue reading →
In an article posted on Search Engine Roundtable yesterday , Barry Schwartz posted the results of a poll, and continued a long debated topic “Are Google Penalties Immoral?” Of the 200 participants: 58% said yes 34% said no and 8% were unsure. There have been many articles about the topic and one that has recently […]
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