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Traffic secrets review

Posted on July 24, 2008 by admin

Carolyn Y. Johnson has a great article about companies that listen online today in the Boston Globe. She mentions that Comcast and Southwest monitor Twitter for frustrated users and Dell for improving its customer service as well as providing a … Continue reading →

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Long tail traffic secrets

Posted on July 20, 2008 by admin

Sometimes people think that the Google Toolbar led to Google indexing a page. Here’s a recent such story, for example, which speculates how urls with the substring “mms2legacy” got indexed. Here’s where I started to disagree: The reason for this … Continue reading →

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Increase web site traffic

Posted on July 17, 2008 by admin

Yup, I’m about to do another blog post where someone says that a website is clean but it doesn’t look like it to us. I did a very similar post in January 2007, and in that post I said I … Continue reading →

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Traffic secrets 2.0

Posted on July 15, 2008 by admin

Jefferson Graham didn’t just write an article of free SEO tips — he also brought his video camera along. The result is a five minute video interview with more easy, free search engine optimization tips. Again, this is targeted at … Continue reading →

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John reese traffic secrets

Posted on July 15, 2008 by admin

I love that Google just open-sourced Protocol Buffers. Think of Protocol Buffers as a very compact way of encoding data in a binary format. A programmer can write a simple description of a protocol or structured data and Google’s code … Continue reading →

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