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Google have set up an Ad Traffic Quality Resource Center to help businesses understand how Google deals with click fraud in their PPC advertising platform, Adwords.
Online pin is bursting the offline bubble
Exchange and Mart has always been a stalwart of the UK secondhand car buy and sell classifieds. Today it has been announced that Exchange and Mart is ditching the newspaper to go purely online. Some people may look at this with a fond sadness ...
In the end, SEO is, in fact, all about the content
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If Google in 2009 is going to use user and searcher behavior as a metric in search engine rankings then SEO professionals will have to finally admit that content is king.
The twelve days of optimising Christmas
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12 things Chris has learned about SEO in 2008, sung to the tune of 12 Days of Christmas.
Online Impact of Christmas
Online retailers have seen an increase while less people are buying offline this Christmas. More people are also looking for discounts and voucher codes.
Call for Guest Bloggers
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I-COM are accepting guest posts for the Searched Designed Developed internet marketing blog. We want on-topic, thought-provoking articles.
One rule for them when it comes to paid links and another rule for us?
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Buying links when done correctly is nothing more than cheap, effective advertising so Google will never be able to eliminate paid linking altogether.
WCAG 2.0 Finally Released
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The WAI has released WCAG 2.0 from draft into their official accessibility recommendations suggesting best practice for web design to accomodate all users.
UK Online Sales Soar by 25%
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Online retail sales are booming despite the credit crunch with one in ten shoppers buying online for Christmas.
Live Tweeting - How Much is Too Much?
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Before live tweeting an event via Twitter, consider how a deluge of updates will affect your followers and perhaps consider describing the event in a blog post instead.