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A little while ago Google announced that it had redesigned Google Images in order to “provide a better search experience”. When making the changes, they took in considerations feedback from both users and webmasters. With the new version, users can flip through images using only keyboard, can see the detailed information about the image (the metadata) in the lower part of the photo.
Four simple tricks to improve website content quality and readability, offered by Christian Boughner, of Infographicworld.com.
It might come as a surprise, but as a recent survey points out that LinkedIn is considered most beneficial by the small businesses. The survey was carried out by The Wall Street Journal and Vistage International and revealed that six in ten small-business owners think that social media is important for their business growth.
Owners of the new Office 365 Home Premium now have new ways to get more done on the go: Bing Maps, Bing Finance, Bing News Search, Bing Dictionary, and Bing Images Search, directly in their Office documents (Excel or Word).
Amazon is undoubtedly an online commerce giant and many buy their products from their local site. But it is also a challenge for any company choosing to sell its products on this site as negative comments can appear. While marketers can find articles online with tips on how to deal with such negative comments – and even some tips from Amazon itself on the same topic – they also discvover that the website deletes negative comments about its services.
Messing with Google and their SERPs can land you in hot water, and Google is working their hardest to actively change the world of questionable SEO practices.
In a world full of startups, how will yours stand out? How can you make yours successful? The key to success is productivity. Here are some tips to making your startup more productive:
From places to source content ideas for your blog, to content curation sites that allow you to reach broader audiences; from sites that allow you to create visual content with ease, to professional tools that help you monitor content marketing strategies employed by your competitors; the list below features some of the trendiest, most popular sites and tools for content marketers.
Twitter’s video sharing app, Vine, has been gaining a lot of media traction of late, albeit for all the wrong reasons. From porn to privacy glitches, this was not a smooth launch for Vine. But the potential is still there.
Shannon Eis, a recognized expert in corporate reputation, executive eminence and crisis communications, has joined MWW as senior vice president, corporate communications.
