Struggling to decide which Wikipedia page to submit to? Which one will give you a good ranking on the first page of Google but one that will give you some ... » Continue

Our friend Dan Schawbel, author of Personal Branding Blog, just wrote an excellent article, “Personal Branding Tips From the Hidden Vault,” which was posted on MarketingProfs as well. Dan covers ... » Continue

I missed much of the late breaking news on Monday since I was attending SearchFest, an all day SEM conference here in Portland. So, when I got home my husband ... » Continue

For those of you who aren’t in the North West, you really missed a great conference on Monday. SEMpdx, Portland’s elite group of SEM professionals, hosted their annual conference, SearchFest. ... » Continue

What happens when you fire that non-performing employee? Well if they know anything about SEO and online reputations, they start posting comments everywhere they can think of. This is exactly ... » Continue

A recent post on Cre8pc’s blog got me thinking about how much information we are sharing with each other: “If a group of your industry peers supported a political view or ... » Continue

Can Google be held legally responsible for showing links to information that might be viewed as defamatory? Well two real estate agents from Victoria Australia think Google should remove such ... » Continue

I visit Tamar Weinberg’s blog on a weekly basis, or as much as she updates it, because of her tagline, “Social Media, Internet Marketing, and Personal/Biz Development from a tech ... » Continue

The good folks at Marketing Pilgrim have stumbled upon a Google Mashup on The Huffington Post that tracks political donations by address, city, last name, first name, occupation, and employer. ... » Continue

“Unfortunately we are unable to respond to your inquiry because Target does not participate with nontraditional media outlets,” a public relations person wrote to ShapingYouth, a blog about the impact ... » Continue