Google’s upcoming privacy policy overhaul addresses two themes: 1. Providing users with more intuitive functionality across Google properties (Search, Gmail, YouTube, etc.), and 2

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Google Privacy Policy Overhaul: Reflections for Online Marketers

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In November 2011, MSN began supporting exact match negatives. It was a long time coming since Google has supported the match type for years. Although MSN differs a bit from Google in other match types such as their use of broad match, exact match negatives work the same in both MSN and Google.

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MSN Rolls Out -[Negative Exact] Match Type

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I’ve managed paid search accounts here at ROI Revolution since 2005, and 99% of the time when I look at a new account there is room to improve results through ad testing. Over the years much has changed in paid search, but the need to continually test and optimize ad text has stayed constant. Ask yourself if any of the following top 4 pitfalls are currently hurting your paid search performance.

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Are Your Paid Search Ads Hurting Your Bottom Line?

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YouTube has launched a new ad format out of beta: TrueView Video Ads . The basic concept is that the user has a choice whether or not to continue watching the ad

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YouTube TrueView Video Ads: Only Pay For Interested Viewers

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If you are asking yourself whether you should invest in PPC or SEO, you are asking the wrong question. Effective online advertising is not a matter of PPC vs. SEO

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Search Engine Marketing: PPC Vs. SEO Is The Wrong Question

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Name-brand keywords are some of the best performing you can find. In competitive markets, searching for trademarked terms usually reveals a dogfight, with the rightful owner at the top of the pile.

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Fend Off AdWords Trademark Infringement with Google’s Help

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ROI Revolution is scouring the nation for the best and brightest web analysts, analytics solutions developers, web developers, and software engineers to join our Web Analytics Consultanting Team. We have two immediate openings available for the position of Web Analytics Solutions Developer / Consultant at our offices in Raleigh, North Carolina. If you have experience installing and supporting web analytics tools like Google Analytics, Omniture, CoreMetrics, Webtrends, Yahoo! Web Analytics, Unica, or any other major web analytics platform we cordially invite you to submit your resume to join our agency

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Calling All Web Analytics Consultants!

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Whether you manage paid search accounts or are an overseeing business executive, it is important to have an easily accessible way of viewing overall account performance.

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AdWords Custom Dashboard

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We’re sometimes asked “why should I bid on my own branded keywords?” In most cases, the asker wants to know if they can save money (or improve ROI) by not bidding on their brand keywords. It’s an interesting question, with a not-so-simple answer. Each click costs money, so yes, theoretically, you can save money by not bidding on your own branded searches

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8 Reasons to Bid on Your Own Branded Keywords in Paid Search

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I’ve probably approached Twitter marketing in fifty different ways. And in an attempt to find the best way to go forward with my own marketing efforts on Twitter, I recently realized that I’d collected a fairly valuable list of killer resources along the way. Would you like to know how to start marketing your business on Twitter?

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The Ultimate Guide to Twitter Marketing

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