Google appears to have changed the type of results they display within search results for some Twitter accounts, at least mine anyway.
Google Twitter Search Results
Instead of listing a series of Tweets inline under the Twitter domain, Google is now publishing the last Tweet within the Twitter search result.
Is Four Square for squares only?
FourSquare
Possibly so since 99% of the population consider themselves circles.
What’s the difference between “audience farming” and “content farming” online?
Profit and Loss.
Profit or Loss
For various reasons mobile advertising doesn’t scale.
Mobile Advertising Doesn't Scale
Mobile advertising does scale for the platform, just not the advertiser.
If you think otherwise, please elaborate.
Google has added “Recipes” to its list of links available from the search engine’s left rail.
Google Recipes
Will a Recipes link increase traffic to recipes sites like these?
Google Recipes Link
Does your business have outdated or incorrect business listing information in online public databases like business directories or search engines?
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It takes a content farmer to know one…
Content Farmer
Of links and likes, which will trump the other in the race to authenticate signal quality?
In this chart from Matt Murphy, a partner at Kleiner Perkins Caufield Byers, advertising mediums are parsed and scored by their “relative advertising efficacy”.
Relative Advertising Efiicacy
Mr. Murphy’s chart shows “Mobile” scoring higher in aggregate than any other medium.
While I am not sure I buy his analysis yet, I do agree Mobile advertising holds great promise.
Coincidentally, my book For Sale By Google employs similar advertising efficacy metrics similar to Murphy’s.
Murphy uses the terms “Reach”, “Targeting”, “Engagement”, “Viral” and “Transaction” to evaluate a medium’s advertising potential.
The terms I use to describe to illustrate advertising efficacy will of course be found in my book.
Today I discovered the following two options while trying to delete one of my Google Places listings:
1. Remove this listing from my Google Places account.
Select this option if you mistakenly associated the listing with your account. This listing may continue to display on Google Maps if provided by other sources.
2. Remove this listing from Google Maps.
Your listing will no longer appear on Google Maps, but will continue to display in your Google Places account. This listing will be removed after you verify via PIN.
Delete Google Places Listing
Based on these two options, it doesn’t look like removing a Google Maps listing will in turn get it removed from Google Places unless verified by the appropriate business representative via PIN.
Or is the second option telling Google Places listings they can get their Google Maps listing removed but not their Google Places listing?
Couldn’t the instructions for removing a Google Places listing use some additional clarification or is it just a misunderstanding on my part?
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