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The Short Cutts: Quick Answers to over 400+ Matt Cutts Webmaster Videos

The Short Cutts: Quick Answers to over 400+ Matt Cutts Webmaster Videos

Just a quick SEO related tip, I stumbled across TheShortCutts.com yesterday. The website has a simple yet powerful concept: Summarise all Matt Cutts webmaster videos with a 1 liner, hence the name ‘shortcutts’. The site lists every video Matt Cutts has done to-date, which is currently about 400 since early 2009.  Seriously, this guy knows how to ‘vlog’. Already, over the past 24 hours TheShortCutts.com has...

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How do you align an industry with Government objectives? Tourism Australia Social Media guidelines.

How do you align an industry with Government objectives? Tourism Australia Social Media guidelines.

How do you make sure the individual marketing activities your countries travel industry work in favour of your tourism efforts? Share the tourism boards social media guidelines of course. Tourism Australia have done exactly that, and why not? Tourism Australia’s mission is clear; to get the entire travel & tourism industry to join its social media team, with aim of making Australia the world’s most talked about tourism...

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Arrow Buttons CTA’s Added to Text-based GDN Adverts.

Arrow Buttons CTA’s Added to Text-based GDN Adverts.

Google is currently testing a new improved call-to-action  on text-based adverts in the across the GDN (Google Display Network). The image below shows a couple of instances where it has been spotted over the past few days, as you can see Google has introduced an arrow button to the creative. This is an interesting update as not much has happened visually on the text-based GDN over the past few years. The change is undoubtedly designed...

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Facebook Graph Search: POV on the Impact to brands.

Facebook Graph Search: POV on the Impact to brands.

Guest Post: Madeline Arnold - Social Executive at Mindshare Australia In the early hours of this morning, Facebook held a media event to announce Graph Search: an all new way to navigate through the 1 trillion connections that exist on Facebook to find useful information with a social context. The idea is that Graph Search makes your Facebook network more valuable as a tool for finding things; whether those things are photos, people,...

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Expat Life in Australia.

I’m fast approaching my 5th year in Australia since moving out from the UK. And honestly, I have never once looked back. I still love England (dearly), but for now I’m settled in Australia and more than happy to trade under the name; Expat. So, why do I stay in Australia? A lot of people, especially friends at home, ask me what drives me to stay in Australia? At first it was the sun. But then I got burnt.  It didn’t take long to...

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Dafuq is Swag anyway? Slang & Search Interest

Dafuq is Swag anyway? Slang & Search Interest

When you work around Social Media, it is almost inevitable that you’re one he first to hear of new trends. This means we usually get to endure the pain of awfully catchy content & slang words a lot longer than most people. E.g. Gangnam Stlye, Anthony Dodson, YOLO & Swag to name a few. Without trying to sounds like a grumpy young man, I was thinking the other day how annoying the word “Swag” is (mainly cause I...

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Personalised Search: Based on Location & Geographical Factors

Personalised Search: Based on Location & Geographical Factors

Last month I spoke at SMX Melbourne about the topic of personalised search based on Location & Historical factors. The session followed Brent D Payne who spoke talked about personalised search a based on Social Media factors. View the presentation below on SlideShare. The presentation discusses and visualises the evolution of personalsied search, starting in 2005 through to 2012. Following that we discuss the the things marketers can...

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