The SEO Industry Needs Some Reputation Management

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SearchDay April 6, 2011 Today's Top Stories The SEO Industry Needs Some Reputation Management Scammers and spammers have helped turn SEO from a three-letter acronym into a four-letter word. It's time to clear the good name of SEO and convince the public that SEO isn't all dirty schemes cooked up by crooks and liars. Simon Heseltine  |  Full story  |  Print version A New Tool for Optimizing Page Speed: Google's Page Speed Online Google's newly released tool is a nice, easy way for you to check the performance on any page from any device. Also, the new mobile suggestion is definitely a handy addition. Greg Habermann  |  Full story  |  Print version RSS More from SEW's Team of Experts How to Test International Search Marketing Opportunities at Low Cost Tips for businesses with limited resources on overcoming marketing challenges when taking expanding to new territories. Andy Atkins-Krüger  |  Full story  |  Print version How to Entertain Your Facebook Fans There are a number of ways to accumulate fans and none of them are easy. Here's how to entertain those fans once you've built them up. Kevin Gibbons  |  Full story  |  Print version Google Falling Off the Map in China Google's woes in China continue piling up. The latest: Google failed to submit an application for an Internet Content Provider mapping license by a March 31 deadline, and it now appears there is no future beyond July 1 for Google Maps in China. The State Bureau of Surveying and Mapping ... Danny Goodwin  |  Full story  |  Apr 6, 2011 Search News & Headlines Around the Web - April 5, 2011 Here's a roundup of today's other search news and headlines from around the web, sorted by category. Search Industry News Viacom Appeal: YouTube Hits Back, Says It's A Good Net Citizen - paidContent There's no place like home for math education - Official Google Blog Real-time ... Danny Goodwin  |  Full story  |  Apr 6, 2011 Google Fights France on Data Storage Rule Twenty-six Internet companies, including Google, tomorrow will lodge a complaint with France's State Council, the country's highest judical body, in opposition of a decree that forces sites to store users' private data for a year. According to the AFP report, the decree ... Danny Goodwin  |  Full story  |  Apr 6, 2011 Larry's First Day: Exec. Quits, Spends $900M - Grade? Maybe +1 Larry Page took over CEO duties at Google again yesterday and what a busy day it was for the creator of the confusingly-named PageRank. As numerous analysts have pointed out, Sergey Brin and Page have come a long way from founding the dominant search engine, which outgoing CEO Eric Schmidt ... Frank Watson  |  Full story  |  Apr 6, 2011 Google AdWords Gets Phone Number Support in US & Canada The Google AdWords team has responded to requests from users to provide phone support to it's advertisers, in addition to the online and email support already available. AdWords Phone Support details below: "To speak to one of our specialists, give us a call at 1-866-2Google between Monday-Friday, 9am-8pm Eastern Time. This ... Jonathan Allen  |  Full story  |  Apr 6, 2011 Google FTC Antitrust Probe Rumors Emerge as ITA Verdict Nears Google could face a major U.S. Federal Trade Commission antitrust investigation after the Justice Department completes its review of Google's acquisition of travel software developer ITA Software and determines whether to challenge or impose restrictions on the deal, Bloomberg reports. The ITA ... Danny Goodwin  |  Full story  |  Apr 5, 2011 Google Senior VP Rosenberg Stepping Down After '9 Short Years' Unable to make a long-term, multi-year commitment to Google, Jonathan Rosenberg, Senior Vice President, Product Management, will leave Google within the coming months. The news came out last night at the end of Larry Page's first day back as CEO. "We're obviously ... Danny Goodwin  |  Full story  |  Apr 5, 2011 Recent Forum Posts How to increase leads for the website Hello experts. We are doing SEO to get a leads for the website. Can anyone tell me the ways to increase leads for the website. Which SEO techniques can give me more leads? Please, express your experience for getting leads. Join the discussion  |  Apr 6, 2011 Why SEO for CMS is different Database-driven websites use server-hosted software to generate the site pages as required. There are no pages on the server. The application, working with its extensions (usually called plugins), determines the entire website content. There are constraints in many areas, and opportunities in others - but you have to know the ... Join the discussion  |  Apr 5, 2011 Omniture tracking is safe? Hi, we have decided to purchase Omniture for tracking on our website. I would like to ask if adding a code at the end of some URL's could have an impact on our rankings (keep in mind that we have the canonical on these pages). Thank you for your feedback. Join the discussion  |  Mar 31, 2011 Google's new "+1" feature. Google just added a "Like" button. See Meet +1: Google’s Answer To The Facebook Like Button (http://searchengineland.com/meet-1-googles-answer-to-the-facebook-like-button-70569) on Search Engine Land. This looks very spammable, but we'll see. 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