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By: TSEG | May 8, 2014

What Google’s Patents and Acquisitions Can Teach Us About SEO

Matt Cutts, the head of search spam at Google, recently released a video in which he discussed a future where links weigh less into the ranking of a website. To save you three minutes, Google knows that as long as they’re dependent on links for the majority of their algorithm, it will always be easily manipulated....

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By: TSEG | Sep 16, 2013

Yelp! I Need Somebody

Since the website Yelp (www.yelp.com) was relaunched in February of 2005 with a decided focus on providing user reviews of businesses and professionals, the site has become one of the most frequently visited sites on the web, as people look to the reviews provided by others in their communities before going to a new mechanic,...

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By: TSEG | Jul 3, 2013

Google Hits June With A Heat Wave

Ever since Matt Cutts, Google’s head engineer in charge of web-spam released a video in May about what to expect in the next few months in terms of SEO, there have been noticeable fluctuations in the search results for many website owners. The MozCast Google weather tracker is a tool designed by the highly regarded...

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By: TSEG | May 20, 2013

Preparing for Penguin 2.0

We have been through 5 major Google algorithm updates in the last 6 years and dozens of minor updates. Google recently stated that “We make over 500 changes to our algorithms a year, so there will always be fluctuations in our rankings in addition to normal crawling and indexing.” Additionally, SEOMoz reports that there have...

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By: TSEG | Mar 18, 2013

Google Chairman’s Predictions Hint at AuthorRank

Excerpts from an upcoming book by Google Chairman Eric Schmidt were published by The Wall Street Journal last week. In the article, Schmidt laid out his seven predictions for the future of the digital age, but for marketers one sentence stood out from the rest: “Within search results, information tied to verified online profiles will...

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By: TSEG | Sep 20, 2012

Google to overtake Facebook in Display Advertising

According to research firm eMarketer, Google is likely to exceed Facebook in selling online display ads in the United States.  Google is expected to have a 15.4% share of the U.S. market. eMarketer said  Google is projected to make $2.31 billion in revenue from online display ads. These are more profitable than the text-based ads...

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By: TSEG | Sep 12, 2012

Microsoft’s New “Bing it on” Marketing Campaign Challenges Google

As reported by tech-news website The Droid Guy, Microsoft is adopting the methods of the Pepsi Challenge in their new “Bing it on” challenge against the Google search engine. The challenge pits Bing up against Google in a side-by-side comparison (with the brand names removed) to see which service provides better and more relevant search...

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By: TSEG | Jun 29, 2012

Cloud CEO Speaks at M&L Legal Management and Marketing Seminar

Last week Joe Devine, CEO of Cloud [8] Sixteen, Inc., spoke at the 2012 summer session of M&L Legal Management and Marketing forum. The goal of these seminars is to provide an arena in which different personal injury lawyers and law firms can gather together and share ideas on how to be successful in their...

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By: TSEG | Jun 18, 2012

Cloud [8] Sixteen, Inc., CEO Speaks at Annual WTLA Seminar

Last week, Joe Devine, CEO of Cloud [8] Sixteen, Inc., spoke at the Western Trial Lawyers Association’s annual seminar, lasting from June 11th to the 14th, at the Fairmont Kea Lani in Maui, Hawaii. The theme of this year’s conference was “Pride, Passion & The Practice of Law.” The conference had a number of guest speakers discussing...

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By: TSEG | Sep 22, 2011

Google Anti-Trust Issues

Over the past 13 years, Google has built itself up from a small search engine striving to give people the best results from around the web into a search giant whose company name is now an official verb according to Webster’s Dictionary. As they have grown, just like with other growing companies, acquisitions have been...

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