Articles from searchenginewatch.com

1. Research & Thought Leadership: Top 10 Content Creation Ideas Explore searchenginewatch.com (Oct 1 2012) Industry Trends Over the last few years the digital marketing landscape has changed. The search engines and major social media channels are rapidly evolving. The data that search engines are now able to extract from link profiles and social signals mean that reputation and influence is now fundamental to digital marketing success. (Read Full Article)

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2. Photos & Videos as Social Currency: The People Behind Content Creation & Curation Explore searchenginewatch.com (Sep 17 2012) Industry & Business News What is the difference between content creators and curators? Further, who are the people behind the rise of photos and videos as social currency? Pew Internet set out to answer these questions in a recent project. (Read Full Article)

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3. 12 Apps for the Mobile Curator Explore searchenginewatch.com (May 24 2012) Here’s are some useful apps that mobile content curators on iPhones or iPads. (Read Full Article)

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4. How to Discover the Key Words People are Searching For Explore searchenginewatch.com (Apr 19 2012) "Writing for SEO" can be done well, or horribly. But one bit of advice frequently offered to content curators and content marketers is to use popular keywords to design new bits of content. Here are some places anybody can go to conduct research on trending keywords. (Read Full Article)

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5. Link for People, Not Search Engines Explore searchenginewatch.com (Feb 1 2012) There are hundreds of ways to build links the wrong way, and just as many ways to do it right. Your goal should be to be able to survive and thrive with or without Google. Never forget the quality, intent and relevancy of the link building process. (Read Full Article)

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6. The Digital Path to Social Media Success Explore searchenginewatch.com (Nov 10 2011) How social media is being integrated with the whole of digital marketing is one of the greatest momentums we’re now witnessing as marketers. (Read Full Article)

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7. Are You Ready for Google +1 Button Sharing into Circles? Explore searchenginewatch.com (Aug 26 2011) There have been a lot of Google+ updates this week, but by far the most exciting update is this latest update to the Google +1 button which makes content sharing more like Facebook, but ultimately, more useful as a content curation tool for your different Google+ Circles. (Read Full Article)

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8. Google Tests Content Authorship Spotlighting Explore searchenginewatch.com (Jul 1 2011) Google previously released an authorship markup that lets content creators claim the articles they've written. This markup is being taken a step further with an experiment that showcases the author in the search results page. The Authorship Spot... (Read Full Article)

   Comment Mentions:   Search Engine Optimization

9. Lifting Conversion Through Curation and Badging Explore searchenginewatch.com (Mar 3 2011) Badges call attention to specific items on a web page. Curation determines which items to badge. Here's why curation with badges boosts conversion rates. ... (Read Full Article)

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10. Link Building via Curation Explore searchenginewatch.com (Nov 23 2010) Curation has all of the best traits of effective link building: it creates content that's valuable to users, it helps build relationships with influencers in your industry, and it's easy and scalable as a content and relationship-building tool. ... (Read Full Article)

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11. Search and Rescue: How to Become Findable and Shareable in Social Media - #curate for relevance by Brian Solis Explore searchenginewatch.com (Apr 1 2010) Information is already socializing and changing the behavior for how people search, find, react, and curate. The difference between our present and future is defined by the roads and bridges we build between relevance and prevalence. As content producers, our responsibility is to connect information and stories to existing and potential stakeholders. It's also essential to package and optimize our content as social objects in order for them to work for us in our absence, when individuals actively seek content through contextual searches. (Read Full Article)

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