• Official Google Webmaster Central Blog: What are your SEO recommendations?
  Google recommends search engine optimizers.
  (tags: SearchEngineOptimization google)
• What Do YOU Think People Want From Your Site | chrisbrogan.com
  (tags: websites blogging howto)
• How to Generate a Steady Flow of Inbound Sales Leads « Cold Calling 2.0: Create Sustainable Growth
  HubSpot’s Pete Caputa guest posts about predictably generating a steady flow of inbound leads.
  (tags: marketing sales hubspot)

• Free search engine optimization tips for beginners
  A five minute video interview with Google’s Matt Cutts, providing easy search engine optimization tips.
  (tags: SearchEngineOptimization google mattcutts)
• The Harte of Marketing: Lured in by Social Media: An Unofficial B2B Case Study
  I recently found a vendor via a complete social media experience—no direct marketing from this company at all―and I wanted to share it with you.
  (tags: b2b SocialMediaMarketing casestudies hubspottop)

• How to Move to a New Domain With Minimal Ranking Loss and Downtime – Search Engine Guide Blog
  Moving your site to a new domain is remarkably similar to moving to a new physical address. In some cases it’s much easier, you don’t have to pack up, or load or unload a U-Haul truck, but there are other considerations that you have to take into account
  (tags: domains howto)
• Can I outsource all that social media marketing crap to affiliates?
  A question from the audience in Hamburg. The answer, according to Tad Chef, is no. He discusses a few reasons why — and how to do it, if you really, really want to outsource it.
  (tags: SocialMediaMarketing)
• Do your press releases make the grade?
  A good overview of Press Release Grader on ragan.com. Includes results of a couple test runs.
  (tags: pressreleases hubspot)
• How to Use Google Alerts to Monitor Your Company’s Online Presence
  Google offers a free service called “Google Alerts” that marketing professionals can use to monitor the presence of their company online. The services emails you when new web pages are published that are relevant to the search you enter for the alert.
  (tags: branding google howto)

• What Google Doesn’t See CAN Hurt You
  It’s been a big month for false positives and getting caught with spam, and I’ve never been one to break up a theme. Short post, but an important one that every dev team should be aware of. The story starts with a smart SEOmoz member, Per Svanström, get
  (tags: SearchEngineOptimization google index bugs)
• Five easy pieces
  You really don’t understand a concept until you know what it’s made of. The taxonomy of marketing (filled with a bazillion tactics) is murky at best. The tactics are so numerous, expensive and sometimes emotional that we easily focus on the urgent instead
  (tags: marketing customerservice branding sethgodin)

• Seth’s Blog: Learning from frustration
  If you view calls from paying customers as expensive, then your goal will be to cut the cost of these interactions. That means fewer hours, more voice recognition and more wasted time by your customers. Once you’ve gone down that road, everything else see
  (tags: customerservice verizon marketing)
• A Web Analytics Checklist for B2B Search Engine Marketing Programs – KoMarketing Associates
  Here is a checklist of valuable questions and details to look for in a web analytics package related to your search engine marketing efforts.
  (tags: analytics)
• Google Says, Long URLs May Hurt You
  We have talked about long URLs are spammy in the past. But now we have a Google Groups thread with a Googler, JounMu, actually commented on a specific URL as being a bit too long for comfort.
  (tags: howto urls SearchEngineOptimization)
• A Small Blogger’s Guide to Social Media Marketing | Traffikd
  The biggest challenge for small bloggers is simply getting exposure to new readers. Here are some tips for small bloggers that want better results with social media:
  (tags: blogging)
• Email Open Rate Metrics – Why Falling? Why Unreliable?
  I just got my new weekly chart from Marketing Sherpa, and saw proof that email open rates have been declining rapidly for the past few years. Many technical / analytical marketers have known this for a while, but it is always great to have objective data
  (tags: email analytics)

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