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SEW Daily March  1, 2013  RSS  Like  Follow SEO Friendly WordPress in 12 Steps March 1, 2013 - WordPress is fantastic, free, and open source. It can be installed, up and running in a matter of minutes, however, out of the box, WordPress is not as SEO friendly as you'd think. This guide will show you the steps to modify a WordPress site. Matt Morgan  |  Print version 3 Ways to Identify Link Prospects March 1, 2013 - In a crowded space where everyone uses the same basic tactics, only those who utilize creative forms of outreach specific to their target vertical will separate from the pack. Here's how to gain high-quality links and a competitive advantage. George Fischer  |  Print version 5 Tips to Improve Your Press Releases March 1, 2013 - The goal of a press release is to attract media attention and be published by journalists. To make that happen, press releases should provide a factual yet engaging summary of your news. Avoid technical jargon, hype, and a sales call to action. Christina Zila  |  Print version New Details About Google’s News-Ranking Algorithm Revealed in Patent March 1, 2013 - What's the secret to improve your organization’s visibility in search results in Google News? Information from a patent filed by Google in February 2012 offers new insights into the many potential factors Google’s news-ranking algorithm evaluates. Jayson DeMers  |  Print version Social Signals & Search – Reading the Tea Leaves February 28, 2013 - There is more speculation than definitive direction on how search engine algorithms are weighing social signals in search. Here's what we can learn search engines value by dissecting and interpreting search results from Google, Bing, and Yahoo. Rebecca Murtagh  |  Print version What is SEO Cocitation? February 28, 2013 - There has always been evidence that words on pages linking to a website (contextual phrases) are influential, but many SEOs see the importance of co-occurrence, or semantic similarity, increasing in Google's algorithm. Learn the basic concepts here. Adam Stetzer  |  Print version How to Generate Quality Traffic With Display Advertising February 28, 2013 - Even if you have been burned with a poor display experience in the past – or were just too scared to try – know that now is the time to test display again. There are so many options, it is truly like being a kid in a candy store. John Lee  |  Print version Webinars Upcoming Events The Ten Step Guide to Creating Your Multi-Channel Marketing Strategy March 12, 2013 1:00pm ET / 10:00am PT Women's Fashion Retailer Grows Online Traffic by 250% with Rio SEO Local March 14, 2013 1:00pm ET / 10:00am PT SES New York March 25-28, 2013 SES Shanghai May 29-30, 2013 SES Toronto June 12-14, 2013 SES San Francisco September 10-14, 2013 SES Chicago November 4-7, 2013 Featured Jobs White Papers PPC Analyst PPC Analyst (Dynamic Web Solutions) - Richmond, VA Job Description: The PPC Analyst will be responsible for daily activities across multiple client accounts. These tasks will include, but aren’t limited to, ad copy writing and testing, landing page copy writing and testing, interfacing with Google AdWords Editor/adCenter/Facebook ads/LinkedIn ads, ad optimization to improve ....[more] Web Analytics Deep Dive, Russell Sutton SES Conference & Expo - Feb 25, 2013 Local & Social: Maximising Visibility, Andrew Girdwood SES Conference & Expo - Feb 21, 2013 Living in a 'Smart' World - How Mobile and Tablets are Shifting User Behaviour, Mark Brill SES Conference & Expo - Feb 25, 2013 Living in a 'Smart' World - How Mobile and Tablets are Shifting User Behaviour, Sri Sharma SES Conference & Expo - Feb 25, 2013

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Few best free WordPress themes from January 2013 Posted: 15 Feb 2013 10:31 PM PST The standards of wordpress themes these days are set sky high, but almost all of them are paid themes.  So do we always have to pay for a good quality wordpress theme ? not exactly . I have been looking around to find few good quality free wordpress themes released last month. Though the numbers are few, there [...]

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