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Keywords are a very important part of Search Engine Optimization (SEO). Keywords are beneficial to not only market your website in a better way, but to also bring more visitors to your company’s website, and earn a higher search engine ranking. Certain brand and non-brand terms make up a keyword, and are effective in their own way.

Read Brand & Non-Brand Terms for SEO

It seems that everywhere you turn, the words, “green,” “eco,” or “recycled,” follow you. Well, those words won’t be following Google any time soon. A recent study has proven that Google is anything but green or eco-friendly when it comes down to its searches.

Read Google isn’t so Green

Search Engine Marketing (SEM) is a great tool to use when wanting to increase the traffic to your site, especially during the holidays, when Internet shopping is booming. But, there are certain ways that SEM can work against you and your company, if poorly executed, and therefore, a loss of business to a competitor. One company, in particular, fell under this category, as Trademark Productions did a bit of their own research.

Read SEM Holiday Marketing No-No's

When it came down to it, President Obama used online marketing to his advantage during his campaign. He covered all of his basis – Facebook to YouTube – it is obvious that Barack Obama knows his technology, and knows it well. He used social networking websites, along with others, to gain supporters and a following. Broadcasting his message to a broader audience, his usage and knowledge of technology may have just been what he needed to win.

Read Online Marketing & President Obama

The search advertisement wedding and marriage of Google and Yahoo! has been called off. If Google did not “call it off,” an angry set of “parents” in the Department of Justice would have. While Yahoo! is still disappointed in their loss, the rivalry between the two Internet giants, continues.

Read Google, Yahoo Scrap Proposed Search Deal

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