• Don't Forget Those News GuysSearch Engine Marketing
  Last month, we offered a bunch of options for optimizing your local search advertising. Well, here's a way to extend your local search marketing options even further: through your good-old local news guys. In a recent article at Search Engine Land, KeyRelevance's Chris Silver Smith suggests three ways to optimize ... more
• Smartphones to Overtake Other Mobile by 2012Search Engine Marketing
  Smartphone units sold worldwide in 2009 will grow 14.5% from 2008 levels, according to a forecast by Infonetics. more
• Is Murdoch Going Off the Grid?Search Engine Marketing
  Google and other sites may soon be prevented from searching and indexing News Corp. content, Rupert Murdoch recently said. Whether content can live (profitably) off the Google grid remains to be seen. more
• Touchscreen Mobile Phone Adoption Growing Rapidly in USSearch Engine Marketing
  Touchscreen mobile phone adoption in the US grew 159% during the past year to 23.8 million users in August 2009, according to a study by comScore. more
• Getting Hot, Hot, HotterSearch Engine Marketing
  Does the URL to your Web page sizzle? In a recent Bloggapedia post, online marketer Bill Hartzer reports on the Alexa Toolbar's popular Alexa Hot URLs list. According to Hartzer, the list presents "the hottest Web pages on the Internet right now," and it's updated every five minutes! That should ... more
• Asia/Pacific Search Volume Hits Record in SeptemberSearch Engine Marketing
  Asia/Pacific Internet users conducted 38.6 billion search queries in September 2009, a 33% increase over the previous year, according to comScore data. more
• Shift to Mobile Web Means Marketing OpportunitiesSearch Engine Marketing
  As mobile devices mature, consumers are shifting their online search habits away from the desktop toward mobile, and so changing the game for online advertisers and search marketers more
• Is He a Searcher or a Sleaze?Search Engine Marketing
  As B2B companies boost their search-marketing efforts, SEO experts are in greater demand. And why not? With search one of the few bright spots in advertising these days, it stands to reason that optimizers who know how to get the job done are a precious commodity. But in a recent ... more
• I Prefer a Smooth BlendSearch Engine Marketing
  To be free or not to be free? That is the question many content providers are asking these days. Says SEO Book author Aaron Wall in a Search Engine Land article: "Free content can spread far and get many links, but it won't produce any revenue directly. If it is paid, ... more
• 8+ Word Searches Grew 3% in CanadaSearch Engine Marketing
  Canadian searches on Google properties increased 1% from August to September, according to Experian Hitwise's latest report on search in Canada. Longer searches are on the rise, with search queries of 8+ words increasing 3% month over month. more
• Digital Marketing Factbook: A Glimpse InsideSearch Engine Marketing
  This article presents a small sampling of the vital research data about today's email, search, and social media marketing that's contained in the MarketingProfs Digital Marketing Factbook, designed to be a comprehensive resource for every online marketer. more
• Don't Rev the Search Engines YetSearch Engine Marketing
  As more and more customers use the Internet to research purchases, you might assume that any online marketing strategy requires a significant level of search engine optimization (SEO). But if your target market is local, argues Kenton Newby in an article at MarketingProfs, that assumption may not necessarily apply. ... more
• Good Design Doesn't Just HappenSearch Engine Marketing
  Ever wonder how great search results end up that way? Well, in a recent post at the User Interface Engineering blog, Jared Spool says there are no shortcuts to search-result success. According to Spool, "There is no way you can produce a great search-results page [on your website] without spending ... more
• Visits to TV, Sports, Education Sites Rise in Sept.Search Engine Marketing
  As Americans turned to the traditional activities of the fall season—checking out the new TV lineups, watching football, and returning to school—traffic increased at TV, sports, and education sites accordingly. more
• Stay Tough, Stay TrendySearch Engine Marketing
  Want to boost search results? Try benchmarking based on the latest trends, says Performics' Michael Kahn in a Chief Marketer article. An analysis by Performics of data from more than 200 paid-search programs uncovered some important shifts this past spring within many actively managed search campaigns; they could signal the ... more
• Google's News: Hope for Online AdvertisingSearch Engine Marketing
  Google's announcement of its third-quarter results sounded a welcome note of hope for everyone in this recession—and for online marketers in particular. more
• Just Show Me What You WantSearch Engine Marketing
  When you have products or services that customers don't buy on a regular basis—for instance, big-screen televisions or luxury excursions on the Orient Express—targeted email offers based on previous purchases may not be the best way to determine what they want next. That's why Sean Duffy of the UK-based EmailCenter ... more
• Make This List, and Check It TwiceSearch Engine Marketing
  If you sell products to consumers, the year-end holidays are a make-or-break big deal. So, making sure online buyers find you easily and happily by planning your search strategy ahead of launch is paramount. Derek Gordon provides some useful tips for doing so in a recent issue of VatorNews. Among them:  ... more
• Google Performs 71% of Searches in SeptemberSearch Engine Marketing
  Google accounted for 71.08% of all US searches conducted in the four weeks ending Oct. 3, 2009, according to just released research. Yahoo Search, Bing, and Ask.com received 16.38%, 8.96%, and 2.56%, respectively. more
• Expand Your Local HorizonsSearch Engine Marketing
  For the small-business owner, getting your name out via local search is a must. And to many marketers, that means optimizing for Google's universal results. After all, Google is the leader of the search-engine pack these days. But as David Mihm points out in a recent article at Search Engine ... more
• Recession, Unemployment Drive Medical Site TrafficSearch Engine Marketing
  Although overall traffic declined slightly (-3%) to US websites in the health and medical category year-over-year from March 2008 to March 2009, health insurance sites experienced an 11% jump in volume. more
• Searchers to Subscribers to FansSearch Engine Marketing
  "If you're interested in building a flourishing online brand and website that generates links and traffic organically as part of your Internet marketing efforts, it's important to develop an active base of subscribers and fans," says Adam Singer in a recent post at the Online Marketing Blog. Here are a ... more
• Americans Did 13.9 Billion Searches in AugustSearch Engine Marketing
  Google remains the undisputed king of search, but a recent analysis of search activity uncovered a few surprises. more
• It Doesn't Have to Be Either-OrSearch Engine Marketing
  A question many small businesses face when money is tight is whether to invest in pay-per-click (PPC) search marketing or search engine optimization (SEO). The answer, says Claudia Bruemmer in a recent blog post, is both. "Start a PPC campaign to gain visibility in the search engines and define the ... more
• Google Launches DoubleClick Ad ExchangeSearch Engine Marketing
  In a move to shove Yahoo off its display-ad perch, Google last Thursday launched its DoubleClick Ad Exchange, which the company promised would streamline and improve how display ads are targeted at and delivered to a desired audience. more

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Search Engine Marketing articles by the best and brightest in the field

• Eight Ways Marketers Can Benefit From Using Alltop by Mack Collier
  In aggregating and organizing content from top sites around the Internet, Alltop goes a long way toward solving the filtering problem that many of us have. Alltop can be an invaluable tool for marketers. This article shares eight ways that we can benefit from using Alltop. more
• Proving ROI for Search-Engine Optimization by Dan Skeen
  Search-engine optimization (SEO) provides several return on investment (ROI) measures that can have a positive impact on a company's bottom line far more visibly than most marketing tactics. Yet despite all the potential, and the many SEO success stories, it can still be surprisingly difficult to make a case for investment ... more
• Seven Questions Local Businesses Should Answer Before Investing in SEO by Kenton Newby
  In the current economic climate, many local businesses are seeking more-effective ways to market. Since their potential customers are increasingly using the Web as a way (and sometimes the first and only way) to find products and services, local businesses realize that their marketing efforts should include at least some aspects ... more
• Your Keywords: The PPC and SEO Gold Mine in Your Own Backyard by Larry Kim
  Your own keyword analytics data is the most valuable marketing asset of your company. In fact, the data contained in the keyword report from your Web-analytics application (which tells you how people are finding your site through paid and organic search) is much more valuable than traditional marketing data, such ... more
• Is Your Website Impeding Your SEO? by Jonathan Fashbaugh
  As the Web has evolved, websites have become diverse, particularly in how they are constructed. A wide variety of programming languages and design techniques are now used to build websites. Some of those coding and design techniques are detrimental to search-engine positioning. And if your website uses any of them, it's ... more
• Put Your Site Search to Work, Part 2: Add Rich Content to the Search Experience by Shaun Ryan
  In Part 1 of this series, we discussed leveraging site-search data about the terms your customers use on your site and the items they click on most in your search engine optimization and paid-search efforts, email marketing, and other promotional campaigns. Here, in Part 2, we'll talk about how to put ... more
• Five Top Tips on How to Write More-Effective PPC Ads by Nick Usborne
  Contextual ads, whether delivered by Google, Yahoo, or any other company, are not standalone ads in the way that a newspaper classified ad is. In fact, your pay-per-click ad is simply the connector between a desired keyword or phrase and a destination landing page. So while you may have some wonderful ... more
• Use Search Queries to Save Money and Increase Conversions by Craig Danuloff
  Search queries, the exact word or phrases a person types, are a vital clue into the objectives of the searcher and how valuable that person is to your business. Is each searcher relevant to you? Are all the search queries equally valuable? Can you write a single text ad that matches ... more
• Put Your Site Search to Work and Improve Your Targeted Marketing, Part 1 by Shaun Ryan
  If you're like most online marketers, you may not realize that some of the technologies that power your website can be critical tools for improving the effectiveness of your marketing efforts. For example, did you know that you can use data from your site-search solution to create emails with lists of ... more
• Opportunity Rocks: Establishing Your Natural-Search Goals by John Thielmann
  Measuring your natural-search performance is definitely a good idea. However, establishing goals for your natural-search program is what will help communicate direction for the program and serve as a guide for measuring overall success. The challenge lies in establishing realistic goals in an achievable timeframe. more
• Seven Tips for Marketing Events With Paid Search by Brian Combs
  Marketing events with paid search campaigns can be a great source for additional traffic and, with these tips, can also be an efficient promotion channel. more
• Boost Your Site Traffic (Part 2): 10 Tips for Getting High-Quality Links and Visitors by Kimberly Smith
  Linking strategy is about doing whatever it takes—buying, swapping, going after as many reciprocals as possible—to maximize your presence on the vast expanse that is the World Wide Web, all of which will ultimately lead to increased site traffic and improved search engine rank, right? Wrong. more
• Boost Your Site Traffic (Part 1): 10 SEO Tips for Higher Search Rank by Kimberly Smith
  Where can you get the best ROI in online media? The answer is simple: great search engine rankings. Learn what it takes to push your listing to the top of your category with these latest exclusive tips from search and linking strategists. more
• How You Lose Sales With Bad Search Marketing Decisions Based on 'Best-Practice' Web Analytics by Todd Miechiels
  One of the most dangerous trends emerging is that B2B marketers, and their extended search-marketing resources, are regularly making bad decisions based on "solid analytics data." All too often, marketers are deciding to spend either more or less money based solely on the conversion rate of how a certain search phrase, ... more
• 10 High-Impact, Low-Budget Ideas for Marketing in a Down Economy (Part 1) by Jonathan Kranz
  When the going gets tough, the tough get... cheap. Today, a good marketing idea has to be as inexpensive as it is clever. In this first of a two-part series are five inexpensive suggestions that can lead to productive results. more
• Code Blue: A First Aid Kit to Revive a Failing PPC Campaign by William Leake
  Perhaps your spending has spiraled out of control and your conversions haven't budged. Or, like many of us, maybe your performance is fine but your budgets have been slashed, forcing you to produce the same results with less spend. Before you scrap everything and start from scratch, pull out this trusty ... more
• Usability and Findability—Getting the Synergy Right by Stephan Spencer
  Finding the balance between search engine optimization (SEO) and a successful user experience can be a challenge. The two strategies can conflict, and companies may mistakenly favor one over the other. more
• Top 10 for Online Marketing Success in 2009 by Aaron Kahlow
  Do you know what will ensure your web site's success in 2009? Here's the top 10 ideas for online marketing success this coming year... and beyond. more
• Top 5 Legitimate SEO Techniques That Will Help Your Business Get Found by Mike Volpe
  Gems of 2008: People have not stopped buying things, so how are they researching and purchasing products since they have made themselves immune to old marketing techniques like banner ads and direct mail? The answer is with search engines and Google. According to comScore, Americans conducted 11.5 billion searches in June ... more
• Top 10 Tips to Recession-Proof Your Lead-Generation PPC Campaigns by William Leake
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• Using Differentiators in Keyphrases: What Every Search Engine Optimization Effort Should Do by Scott Buresh
  In search, you have a very short window of opportunity for engaging your prospect. The only way to get a solid competitive advantage in SEO is to use techniques that ensure you are giving a prospect exactly what he or she is looking for. Otherwise, your prospect will simply click the ... more
• Don't Settle for Web Site Mediocrity by David Salinas
  A Web site has to accomplish only two basic things to deliver success for your business—and those two things are mission-critical. A successful Web site must be built from the ground up to attract and capture: first, the attention of your target audience and, second, the attention of the major ... more
• Five Paid-Search Best-Practices by Jeannette Kocsis
  Most companies should be using paid search as a mandatory component of their marketing. And with search engine marketing spending expected to reach $25 billion by 2012, it's obvious that a good share of marketers understand its potential. But first, understanding best-practices is essential to success. more
• Has Your Telephone Become Your Sales Prevention System? by Todd Miechiels
  Is your company guilty of throwing dollars at campaigns to increase Web traffic, only to turn around and squander sales opportunities due to poor telephone and email handling? Make sure that your telephone system isn't preventing prospects from reaching out and touching someone at your company. As soon as you finish ... more
• Direct-to-Consumer PR Reflects Power of Do-It-Yourself by Gail Martin
  With the rise of search engines, Wi-Fi, and a Do-It-Yourself mindset, today's consumers are more empowered than ever before. They not only believe that they're entitled to information but also have unprecedented access to information on a global scale. An increasing number of consumers turn first to the Internet when they ... more

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Search Engine Marketing case studies, deconstructing real life examples and illustrating lessons learned

• How a B2C Website's Landing-Page Tests Increased Conversions 67%BabyCenter
  CASE STUDY: What do you do when the landing page for your most popular search term converts some 30 percent less frequently than your general landing page? more
• How a Single Modification to a Web Site's Functionality Significantly Upped Natural Search Traffic, SalesDiapers.com
  CASE STUDY: Customer reviews are powerful, held in high regard by consumers—and search engines, which love keyword-rich content. But the technology that serves up reviews on a product page makes them all but invisible to those engines. By getting around that conundrum, Diapers.com scored big. more
• How a Little Sweet Talkin' on a Company Blog Led to Increased Search Engine Rankings, SalesFairytale Brownies
  CASE STUDY: Fairytale Brownies cooked up a win-win strategy to satisfy both its bottom line and its costumers' preferences. It created magic with a brownie blog optimized for search and attuned to customers' deepest dessert desires. The result? Some very happy endings. more
• How a Video Podcast Series Garnered a Top Industry Award and 68,500 views in 12 MonthsTellabs
  Last spring, telecom player Tellabs launched its "Get Schooled" video-podcast series as both a way to communicate with customers as well as showcase the depth and breadth of its offerings. Get Schooled did that and more... generating tens of thousands of views, landing a coveted interview, and garnering an industry award. more
• A Niche E-tailer Sizes Up Glamour... One Customer at a Time, Boosting Sales with a Personalized Web Site ExperienceSydney's Closet
  Five years ago, Sydney's Closet sold only plus-size prom dresses. Since then, however, the company has significantly expanded its lines, and it sought to segment its customers to help deliver content and offers that would be specific to their interests and needs. Here's its approach. more
• How a University Embraced Social Media and Scored Millions in YouTube ViewsCarnegie Mellon University
  How does a university up its visibility with an increasingly wired target market of both students of alumni? By orchestrating a Web 2.0-focused Web site redesign that set the foundation for an ongoing social media campaign. more
• How an Online Business Increased Conversions (Sales) on Landing Pages by Up to 12%AutoAnything.com
  AutoAnything.com, which sells custom-made automotive accessories and performance parts, designed its homepage almost a decade ago. But as e-commerce has become more competitive, the site needed a strategy. After testing different versions of landing pages, AutoAnything.com increased landing-page conversions by up to 12%. more
• How a Marketing Consultant Significantly Increased His Client Base via Social MediaL&G Business Solutions
  Marketing executive and consultant Lewis Green wanted to re-establish his company in January 2004 after moving across the country. With no professional network in place, he figured the best way to promote his business would be a blog. His first attempt failed. But not his second. more
• How a Consultant's Internet Radio Show Led to New Business, New Sources of RevenueCRM Essentials LLC
  Atlanta management consultant Brent Leary launched a radio show in 2006 to help small and mid-sized businesses understand technology. It proved so popular that he evolved the show into a series of online podcasts, bringing new business and (ultimately) new revenue to his 15-year-old consulting business. more
• How Goodwill Attracted Hip Customers via Social Networking, a Virtual Fashion ShowGoodwill of Greater Washington
  Goodwill Industries receives generous donations of clothing, many in good shape and by popular brands, but is perceived as a purveyor of low-quality, outdated merchandise. With a social-media marketing campaign, the nonprofit was able to change that perception and connect with young professional women who buy vintage clothing. more
• How a Viral Campaign Gave OfficeMax Brand Recognition, Drove ShoppersOfficeMax, Inc.
  Office supply chain OfficeMax also sells digital cameras and other products popular as holiday gifts—but its customers didn't think of it as a holiday-shopping destination. What's more, it was often confused with its chief rival. A wildly popularly web-based viral marketing campaign helped OfficeMax distinguish itself and encourage shoppers. more
• How a Patient-Support Program Increased Therapy Participation 20%, Upped SalesActelion Pharmaceuticals US, Inc.
  Tracleer won approval in 2001 as the first oral treatment for pulmonary arterial hypertension, an illness difficult for patients to grasp. Tracleer helps patients control the symptoms, but it has drawbacks. Faced with high patient-dropout rates early on in treatment, the drug's maker needed to change patient perceptions. more
• How an Ice Cream Company Increased Revenue More Than 8% a Year With Low-Cost BlogsDenali Flavors
  Denali Flavors creates and licenses premium ice cream flavors for regional and store brands. Its most popular flavor is Moose Tracks, which is made by more than 80 dairies nationwide—but many consumers have have never heard of it. The company needed to generate awareness at a little cost. So it turned to (where else?) blogs. more
• How a Dental Office Attracted Clients Using SEO and Other Internet Marketing StrategiesSynergy Dental Center
  Synergy Dental Center of Portland, Oregon, wanted to increase its client base, which Dr. Anthony Newkirk had inherited from the previous practitioner in 2003. He hired a marketing firm to develop a client-acquisition strategy, with a goal of 25 new patients a month. Here's how the Internet-based campaign played out. more
• How a B2C Web Site's Landing-Page Tests Resulted in a 67% Jump in ConversionsBabyCenter
  The landing page for a top Web site's most popular search term converted about 30 percent less frequently than the company's general landing page. By simultaneously testing four new versions of the landing page, the site was able to ensure relevance, increasing conversions 67%—and decreasing abandonment rates. more
• How a Niche Web Site's 'Telechats' Increased Credibility, Visibility and Google PageRankTheSpiritedWoman.com
  Here's how a relatively new women's Web site gained attention—and more regular readers—at a low cost. Plus, its "telechats" with authors has helped distinguish it from other sites focused on empowering women. more
• How Siemens Medical Proved That a Landing Page with a Single, Compelling Offer Is More EffectiveSiemens Medical Solutions
  Siemens Medical Solutions wanted to elminate links that were secondary to the main offer on landing pages. But Marketing needed to prove its case to other departments. The approach? Test, test, test. more
• How an Office Furniture Company Tripled Its Sales by Optimizing for SearchPanel Systems Unlimited
  Office furniture dealer Panel Systems Unlimited found its sales lagging during an economic recession, and knew that it had to act quickly to position itself for the inevitable recovery. Partnering with Medium Blue Search Engine Marketing, it focused on upping its search engine exposure. The result: sales tripled. more
• How Garden Fresh Realized a Huge Gain in Web Traffic and Longer-Term Loyalty via EmailGarden Fresh Restaurant Corp.
  Garden Fresh Restaurants sought to increase customer engagement with its "Club Veg" loyalty club, totaling more than half a million opt-in members. Its two interactive email campaigns worked like a charm -- leading to huge increases in site traffic and boosting customer loyalty. more
• How an Online Trader Uses Social Networking to Increase Revenue, Earn Loyalty From ClientsTradeKing
  When it launched in late 2005, online broker TradeKing wanted a fresh voice that would attract investors and help it compete against larger brokers. It created an online community for likeminded traders seeking to share info and trading strategies; its members now make up about 5% of TradeKing users—but account for nearly 10% of revenue. TradeKing has also been voted top discount broker for the second consecutive year by SmartMoney. more

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Search Engine Marketing online seminar broadcasts from the best minds in marketing

• Monetizing the Long Tail of Search: Rethink Your Keyword StrategyAttendee rating:  - Nov 12, 2009
   
• Word Perfect: Rewrite Your Website to Engage Customers and Inspire Their TrustAttendee rating:  - Oct 29, 2009
   
• It's All About the Click: Fundamentals of Paid Search MarketingAttendee rating:  - Jun 4, 2009
   
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• Link Building for Online Publicity, Buzz and SEO: What's New and What's Tried and TrueAttendee rating:  - Dec 18, 2008
   
• Advanced Tactics in SEO: Part Art, Part Science Attendee rating:  - Mar 27, 2008
   
• Customer Carewords: Words on the Web that Make the SaleAttendee rating:  - Dec 13, 2007
   
• Search Engine Optimization (SEO) for Really Big WebsitesAttendee rating:  - Jun 28, 2007
   
• Search Marketing Essentials for Online RetailersAttendee rating:  - Feb 8, 2007
   
• Getting Google to Love Your Website . . . AgainAttendee rating:  - Sep 28, 2006
   
• Advanced Topics in Paid Search MarketingAttendee rating:  - Mar 9, 2006
   
• Essentials of Paid Search MarketingAttendee rating:  - Mar 8, 2006
   
• Inside Secrets to Building Links for Online Publicity, Buzz and Search Engine OptimizationAttendee rating:  - Feb 16, 2006
   
• Google in the Real World: How Links Boost Your RankingAttendee rating:  - Nov 10, 2005
   
• Killer Search Engine Content: Create Web Content to Get on the First Page of Search ResultsAttendee rating:  - Mar 23, 2005
   
• Paid Search Advertising: Successful Campaigns Using Google and OvertureAttendee rating:  - Feb 3, 2005
   
• Search Engine Optimization: Maximize Your Natural Search ChannelAttendee rating:  - Nov 18, 2004
   

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• Benchmark Research: Marketing in the Economic Crisis
  These economic times have everyone concerned and asking, "How does this effect marketing?". Well we surveyed our very own members to help give marketers a sense of how others are dealing and adapting to these tough times.
• B2B Sales Lead Generation: Integration of Web 1.0 and Web 2.0 Media
  Research on how Web 1.0 and Web 2.0 can be used in effective Lead Generation campaigns
• Marketing Metrics How-To Guide
  Metrics is the guiding light of your marketing efforts. Without measurements, you're operating in the dark. Make sure you are tracking the right metrics, and get tips on interpreting the data with this comprehensive guide.
• Shopper's Handbook on Search Marketing Firms
  This is the go-to guide for all your Search Engine Optimization needs. Get a first-rate overview of all things related to how search engines fit into your marketing plan. This guide even tells you how to decide if you should not outsource your search engine optimization. But the best thing about this handbook is a comprehensive list of questions you should ask any potential SEO vendor, and tips as to what to look for in the answers. Very helpful. 45 pages.
• Paid Search Advertising Template
  If you're a little intimidated by the prospect of Paid Search Advertising, seriously, join the crowd. Here it is though -- a guiding light through the complex waters of Paid Search Advertising. We assembled a 30-page template to make learning and implementing a successful paid search advertising campaign for your firm as easy as possible.
• Using Google as a Research Tool
  This in-depth handbook will walk you through the ins and outs of using Google as a powerful resource for market research. In 27 easy-to-follow pages with a dozen screen shots, this PDF is a handy tool you will want to print and keep nearby as you learn to incorporate the new techniques into your search routines.
• Benchmark Survey: Search Engine Optimization
  Link directly to the raw (aggregate) data in this 2005 survey on the best practices in search engine optimization. With access to the raw data, you can view the results, and even filter them to see how a subset of companies in your country or industry answered. In this way, you can interpret the data in the most meaningful way for your business.
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