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  1. BuzzSumo trawls the web for content based on search queries, and provides you with lots of interesting data based on your results. Here's why BuzzSumo is such an awesome tool and why you should make it a part of your Internet marketing arsenal. Source: Search Engine Watch

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  2. Content marketing is now a required component of SEO. And it works by engaging new and existing audiences, and encouraging sharing. Here are seven helpful tactics for staying on course with the consistent creation of content. Source: Search Engine Watch

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  3. Bing's Duane Forrester says "You want links to surprise you." But these links are only possible if your site already has some visibility. Without link building, the pursuit of relevant and authoritative links, attracting visibility is difficult. Source: Search Engine Watch

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  4. Just as you wouldn't typically up and run any type of race without some training, the same preparation is required to execute effective content marketing. Here are seven content marketing takeaways learned from running a relay race. Source: Search Engine Watch

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  5. The Google+ Direct Connect feature in which you could quickly find Google+ pages in the search results by using the "+" command has quietly slipped away. A Google spokesperson said it was no longer a focus for Google moving forward. Source: Search Engine Watch

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  6. Bing Ads has announced that their Bid Landscape tool can now be used at both the keyword and ad group level by all U.S. advertisers. The bid landscape tool, which was originally released in March, is similar to Google AdWords' Bid Simulator Tool. Source: Search Engine Watch

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  7. Starting this week, Android users can now search Google for a musician, band, or song, and tap a link to open the music right into a music application (Rdio, iHeart Radio, Spotify, Google Play, Tunein, or YouTube) on their smartphone. Source: Search Engine Watch

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  8. Google yesterday announced new shopping feed requirements. Google's new feed specifications include updates to mobile links, bundle attributes, availability specification changes, and changes to apparel identifiers. Here's what's changing. Source: Search Engine Watch

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  9. SEO News · Started by Newsie,

    As pay-per-click professionals, we're often asked to play with our numbers, shift our budgets, and essentially predict the future. A daunting task, for sure. Here's a simple walk-through on how to answer those tough budgeting questions from clients. Source: Search Engine Watch

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  10. If you've invested a lot of energy and money into content marketing and the results aren't meeting expectations, perhaps the reasons that led to this failure are apparent. If not, here are six possible explanations for your content marketing woes. Source: Search Engine Watch

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  11. You must consider responsive design for your business and clients. It will make your website visitors (and clients) happy, and help you reach the full potential of results from your online marketing. Here's where and how to get responsive. Source: Search Engine Watch

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  12. Searchmetrics studied the Universal Search results for millions of keywords over the course of a year to gauge what has changed in Universal Search and how. Videos were the most common type of Universal Search result, with YouTube dominating share. Source: Search Engine Watch

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  13. When your social media campaign attracts the attention of Google's chief spam fighter Matt Cutts, it usually isn't a good sign. That's what happened after a company sought sponsored posts from bloggers to promote Internet Explorer for Microsoft. Source: Search Engine Watch

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  14. The Supreme Court of British Columbia ruled in favor of a company claiming a competitor stole its trade secrets and has issued a temporary injunction requiring Google to remove the competing company from its search results around the world. Source: Search Engine Watch

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  15. Google has created Google My Business, a one-stop shop for small business owners looking to increase their visibility within Google search, Google Maps, and Google+. Users will also be able to access their applications in one place. Source: Search Engine Watch

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    You need to take a detailed look at the mission of your content, what purpose it serves, and how your visitors digest and engage with your content. Use these tools to assess your content so you can determine where to adjust your focus. Source: Search Engine Watch

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    Baffled by search engines and how they work? Not technical in orientation? Here's a layman's level explanation of the basics of search engines â including the critical concepts of relevance, popularity, segmentation, diversity, trust, and quality. Source: Search Engine Watch

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  18. Linking to URLs with a certain parameter can cause SEO issues such as duplication. Here's how to quickly and easily use information already available to you in Google Analytics to get a list of and find pages linking to a particular group of URLs. Source: Search Engine Watch

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  19. These three steps, iterated until you get what you're looking for, can get you to the stage where it makes sense to invest in the creation of your Minimum Viable Product, at which point you can start using PPC to see if anyone will buy. Source: Search Engine Watch

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  20. Pinterest is rolling out guided search on Pinterest.com, just like it did for its mobile app back in April. Guided search is a way to actively discover content on Pinterest, versus just passively scrolling the home feed. Source: Search Engine Watch

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