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One of the keys to great, successful advertising is to be both entertaining and emotionally engaging. Advertisements are often successful at being entertaining but this is where many fall short.

Google is looking for volunteers to test out a new way to report search queries in Webmaster Tools.

Can you believe it? A social network caused an economic impact of $227 billion on the world!

TechCrunch recently posted an article about the latest incredible humanoid robot, citing how the robot can now stand and move on its own without a wired power source.

You might rank for your phrase but if you block Google’s crawlers, you might not get what you were hoping for in mobile search results, causing users to move on.

"Selfies" can be extremely valuable to a brand.

Pinterest has long been thought of as a network with a very strong female user-base but in an effort to expand they're trying hard to capture the male demographic and become a social platform with

Chipotle launched a "disposable literature" campaign called Cultivating Thought.

Twitter recently purchased Indian startup ZipDial, which helps to build brand equity through on going mobile engagement.

The Superbowl Halftime Show is at the point where it (arguably) overshadows the actual game, with the performers and ads discussed long before and after the big day.

Unless you have looked at your Mobile Usability tab in the Search Traffic section of Google Webmaster Tools, you may not have even noticed you have a Mobile Usability issue.

The original Google algorithm of the late 1990's and early 2000's didn’t prioritize local intent and geography when ranking websites.

Over the past two or three years, full-power marketing automation has finally become available to businesses of all sizes.

A little while ago Google got into the domain registration game on an invite-only basis. Now, after about 6 months of testing, they have decided to open up domain registration to all US users.

Yahoo and Bing ads now show Description Line 1 (D1) in both their ad text and ad titles (see the image below)

Although Microsoft has introduced their version of a real-time automated translater that works through Skype, enabling voice to be translated into spoken and written word, Google recently announced

Post by Barry Schwartz on Search Engine Roundtable:

Forrester reported that Google is coming close to releasing their awaited comparision feature soon.

Spotted this today at SEL. Some of Marissa Mayer's acquistions and moves at Yahoo have left me scratching my head, but the partnership with Firefox was one of her better ones.