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Google Social Search – Ahead of Its Time

By Barry Byers  On 27 Oct, 2009 |  In: Social Media Marketing | Tags: internal social media, Online Marketing, social media, Social Media Marketing, social networking tool | 0

Along with the announcement that confirmed Google’s deal with Twitter, Google’s Marissa Mayer spoke last week of an addition coming… Read More

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Google Local Listing Ads – The Yellow Page™ Killer has Arrived

By Barry Byers  On 23 Oct, 2009 |  In: Internet Marketing, Marketing Strategy | Tags: adwords, Internet Marketing, Internet tracking, Online Marketing, pay-per-click, PPC Advertising | 0

Google’s New Local Business Listing Ads Turn up the Heat in the Hotly Contested Local Search Market.… Read More

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Google to Include Twitter Updates in Search Results

By Barry Byers  On 22 Oct, 2009 |  In: Search Engine Marketing | Tags: Search Engine Optimization, sem, SEO, social marketing, Social Media Marketing, social networking tool, twitter | 0

Google announced yesterday that they have reached an agreement with Twitter to include Twitter updates in their search results. Given… Read More

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Local Search Marketing – Perception is Everything

By Barry Byers  On 20 Oct, 2009 |  In: Internet Marketing |  | 1

Whether we are speaking at the Toronto Board of Trade or at a local SEO meetup in Oakville, the first… Read More

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Social Media and Employee Protocol

By Barry Byers  On 14 Oct, 2009 |  In: Social Media Marketing |  | 0

If Your Company Allows Employees to Spend Company Time on Social Networking Sites, You Might Want to Follow These Tips.… Read More

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Social Media – Just a Part of Your Internet Marketing Strategy

By Barry Byers  On 13 Oct, 2009 |  In: Search Engine Optimization, Social Media Marketing |  | 0

Don’t Overlook SEO in Your Exuberance Towards Social Media. Search Engines Still Provide the Majority of Traffic to Many Websites.… Read More

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Can Twitter Really Cut a Deal With Google and Microsoft?

By Barry Byers  On 8 Oct, 2009 |  In: Social Media Marketing |  | 1

Do we Really Expect Google to License Data from Twitter? Or is Google Just Talking Peace and Preparing for War?… Read More

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The FTC Gets Tough on Bloggers

By Barry Byers  On 6 Oct, 2009 |  In: Social Media Marketing |  | 2

Bloggers Beware! Next Time a Company Compensates You for a Product Review, You Might Want to Let Your Readers Know.… Read More

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Mobile Applications – CanPages Thinking Outside the Book

By Barry Byers  On 28 Sep, 2009 |  In: Mobile Advertising |  | 0

CanPages launhes new app to Help Web Enabled Users Find Local Venues.… Read More

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Mobile Advertising Growth and Opportunities

By Barry Byers  On 27 Sep, 2009 |  In: Mobile Advertising |  | 2

I have never been a serious cell phone enthusiast but I am beginning to love smart phones. On a recent… Read More

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