Why Being A Top Viewed LinkedIn Profile Is Actually An Ego Killer

by Ian Zymarakis on February 28, 2013

Recently, LinkedIn sent emails congratulating users for making the top 10%, 5% or 1% of the most viewed LinkedIn profiles for 2012. This induction of sorts was to commemorate LinkedIn reaching the 200 million-member milestone and it looks something like this…. When they notified me that I had made the top 10% most viewed profiles, [...]

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Got Our Geek On

by Elise Redlin on February 22, 2013

            Last night, we helped kick off Tempe’s Geek Night Out by hosting an ASU Venture Catalyst Rapid Pitch event. Tempe is a haven of great innovative ideas that just need a little help getting showcased. We partnered up with Launchspot Technology Incubator and ASU Venture Catalyst to provide a [...]

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Google Author Rank: Don’t Be Caught With Your Pants Down

by Elise Redlin on February 14, 2013

Many online experts claim that 2013 is the year that is going to bring the quality Search Engine Optimization and Content Marketing professionals to the forefront, while leaving everyone else to clean up after the party.  Author Rank is being cited as the biggest game changer to influence the search landscape this year. Will you [...]

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SEO is not an add-on product

by ChrisP on February 1, 2013

SEO stands for Search Engine Optimization. I say this because I get asked often. SEO is used as a verb, a noun and even an adjective. But it’s not an add-on product. A shopping cart is an add-on. An email newsletter that automates your client communications could be an add-on. An app for mobile that [...]

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Facebook Graph Search: Why it Matters

by Jon Lewis on January 23, 2013

Facebook didn’t roll out Graph Search to be a Google killer. They created the social search product to bolster the value of a Like.   What is Graph Search? Let’s back up a minute … Graph Search is a new product that will let you search the massive amount of data that Facebook has collected [...]

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Content First, Front and Center

by Jordan Ball on January 16, 2013

There’s this site I go to all the time. You know the kind. You probably have one of them too. You come back every day, sometimes more than once, to get your fill of whatever that site is all about. For me, it’s a hilarious satire site that always guarantees a few chortles. Oh, but [...]

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