SearchFest 2012 – Through The Eyes of Twitter

by on February 27, 2012 · Search Engine MarketingSEMpdx

It is the Monday after SearchFest 2012 and there is still a buzz in the air about the SEMpdx-led conferences’ best year to date. Take a look at what was ... » Continue

Anvil’s 2012 Search Engine Marketing Predictions

by on January 6, 2012 · b2cconversion optimizationlink developmentlocal seoMobilePay-Per-Click (PPC)Search Engine MarketingSearch Engine OptimizationSEOSocial Media Marketing

2012 seemed to fly by, yet the world of search engine marketing (SEM) changes even faster. Once again the Anvil team is collectively throwing our hat in the ring and ... » Continue

The Week in Search & Social for June 22

by on June 23, 2011 · Adwordsanalyticsb2cconversion optimizationFacebookgooglelanding page testinglink developmentlocal seoMobileppcSearch Engine MarketingSEOSocial MediaTwitterweb designWebsite AnalyticsWebsite Design

We had a lot of people out of the office last week, hence no Big Picture meeting, so this week you can enjoy a double-dose of search & social news ... » Continue

Google +1 for Websites

by on May 10, 2011 · analyticsSearch Engine MarketingSearch Engine OptimizationSEO

At the Google I/O conference today, it was announced that the Google +1 Button will soon be rolled out for websites. Within Weeks! The code to insert the  button onto ... » Continue

Defend Your Trademarked Terms

by on March 31, 2011 · Internet Marketing ToolsOnline Brand ManagementSearch Engine MarketingStrategic Internet Marketing

Bottom line is if you have other advertisers infringing on your brand, you’re likely paying too much for your CPCs. You will reduce your click costs and increase your traffic or conversions (depending on your site goals) by removing trademark-infringing advertisers. You end up paying less for better positions by removing advertisers that compete in your keyword auctions. If money isn’t your thing, competitors are illegally using your trademarked terms and you have the power to stop them! » Continue

The Big Picture for March 23

by on March 24, 2011 · B2B Internet MarketingLink Development StrategiesLocal SearchMobilePay-Per-Click (PPC)Search Engine MarketingSearch Engine OptimizationSocial Media MarketingUncategorizedWebsite AnalyticsWebsite Design

Here’s your handy guide to what we here at Anvil Media have had our eyes on in Search & Social over the past week… PPC Google AdWords to Add Tablet Device Targeting ... » Continue

The Big Picture for March 16

by on March 17, 2011 · B2B Internet MarketingLink Development StrategiesLocal SearchMobilePay-Per-Click (PPC)Search Engine MarketingSearch Engine OptimizationSocial Media MarketingUncategorizedWebsite AnalyticsWebsite Design

Here’s your weekly run-down of the big developments in search and social that we here at Anvil Media have had our eye on… PPC Quality Score Coming to Microsoft adCenter – Last ... » Continue

The Big Picture for March 9th (er, 11th)

by on March 10, 2011 · Link Development StrategiesLocal SearchMobileOnline Brand ManagementPay-Per-Click (PPC)Search Engine MarketingSearch Engine OptimizationSocial Media MarketingUncategorizedWebsite Design

PPC: Nothing earth-shattering in the PPC world this week, but a couple good reads: Is It Time for Facebook to Launch a PPC Syndication Network? – There’s a number of good ... » Continue

5 Search Engine Marketing Tips I Wish I’d Known…

by on March 4, 2011 · Internet Marketing StrategyPay-Per-Click (PPC)Search Engine MarketingSearch Engine OptimizationWebsite Analytics

Anvil Account Executive Andy Lohr’s latest article in Search Marketing Insider give a very unique perspective of the things he wishes he knew back when he was an in-house search marketing ... » Continue

Anvil Media’s 2011 Search Engine Marketing Predictions

by on January 19, 2011 · Local SearchPay-Per-Click (PPC)Search Engine MarketingSearch Engine OptimizationSocial Media Marketing

As the years fly by the search marketing industry continues to evolve and grow at a rapid pace. While it can be a challenge to keep up with everything, here ... » Continue