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Does this sound familiar? You’ve read the books, blogs like this one and attended the webinars/conferences. You get it. Online content is important. You understand we are entering a huge shift in marketing and promotion going from product pushers to trusted resources and that drive, creativity and passion count more than a big budget, especially [...]

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Excellent content leaves the reader with something new that they didn’t have before. People like to get something from blogs they read. You don’t have to be Shakespeare to have a good blog. 
The fact is that web sites with a blog received 55% more visitors, 97% more inbound links and 434% more indexed pages than those [...]

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In this article, paid search expert Christine Churchill explains how local PPC advertisers can get an extra “show map” line to appear in their ads by linking to data in their Google Places accounts. It’ll help boost click-throughs at no extra cost.

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In this video interview, legendary search guru Mike Grehan discusses another way of looking at the linkage of the Internet, a concept that he calls the Synaptic Web. Like the brain’s neural network, the social web allows people to link together, form consensus, and find solutions.

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Here are a few recent articles and resources I found this week that might interest you.

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It has been reported that over the last weekend, the Vatican had been Google Bombed.
Users who wished to conduct searches for the search term ‘Holy See’ were directed to a site with the domain name ‘www.pedofilo.com’ much to their consternation.
The term ‘pedofilo’ is Italian for Paedophile, as seems to be quite obvious. However reports from [...]

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It has been reported that over the last weekend, the Vatican had been Google Bombed.
Users who wished to conduct searches for the search term ‘Holy See’ were directed to a site with the domain name ‘www.pedofilo.com’ much to their consternation.
The term ‘pedofilo’ is Italian for Paedophile, as seems to be quite obvious. However reports from [...]

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