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BuzzBundle 2.1: All You Need for Effortless YouTube Promotion at Your Fingertips

April 30th, 2013 by Link-Assistant.Com

Exciting news here!

YouTube now got added to the long list of BuzzBundle's supported services, giving you the most effective solution to automate your YouTube marketing!

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  • Upload new videos on the fly
  • Add keyword-rich titles, tags and descriptions

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How to segment your online and offline competitors brainy

April 25th, 2013 by

If you run business offline and online, it is very likely that your offline and online activities are integrated in a great measure. And I’m pretty sure that here you think: oh no, another Captain Obvious article!

But today I am speaking on a very slippery topic, which is not about emergence, or integration, or any other abstract marketing word.

Today I would like to point out some things regarding the confluence of offline and online competitor clusters and ways of analyzing them apart and altogether.

Case Study #1. Nike, or when your partners turn smarter than you

Imagine that you are a Marketing Specialist at Nike. In this case you are able to name your main competitors even if I wake you up in the middle of the night: Puma, Adidas, Reebok. Good!

I believe these brands have severe competition offline. But strong offline presence does not mean a strong online brand. So let us switch to the SERP and see the competition there.

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Meet Rank Tracker 6.9.1 – with Game Changing Pay-Per-Click Analysis Options

April 23rd, 2013 by Link-Assistant.Com

Here comes the news - from now on with Rank Tracker you can integrate your SEO and PPC campaigns in a new, more traffic-productive way!

Now you have a separate Pay-Per-Click Analysis area
in Rank Tracker, with priceless PPC metrics extracted directly from Google AdWords keyword tool: Read the rest of this entry »

4 Link Building Strategies I’ve Had A Lot of Success With Lately

April 22nd, 2013 by Link-Assistant.Com

guest post by Brian Dean

Are you looking to add something new to your link building campaigns?

While there are plenty of classic link building strategies from 2009 - like guest blogging and press releases - that still work, it's important to mix things up.

Why?

Because if there's one thing to keep in mind about SEO it's that you shouldn't rely on a single technique or strategy to rank. Otherwise, if Google decides to devalue that particular link type, your site could get knocked off the first page overnight.

Well today I'm going to show you a few link building techniques I've had a lot of success with lately.

Although they don't get a lot of attention, they're just as powerful as the bread-and-butter techniques you already know and love.

#1: "Level Up" Other People's Content

1up Mushroom
Full disclosure: I'm a huge video game nerd...

...and I love applying nerdy concepts like experience points and leveling up to the SEO world. Read the rest of this entry »

Introducing Google+ business page management in BuzzBundle

April 16th, 2013 by Link-Assistant.Com

Another great feature comes to your social media tool today!

Now you can manage your Google+ business pages with BuzzBundle.

The just-added feature gives you even more powerful options to promote your biz among 500 million Google+ users.

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Medium: Social Network on Steroids or Interaction Failure?

April 11th, 2013 by

''Part of the beauty of such a system is that people are going to write stuff other people don't agree with.''

Medium was largely talked about a couple of months ago. Another social network, which is a kind of compilation of Blogger and Twitter, is a baby product of Evan Williams and Biz Stone, former employees from Blogger and Twitter. The service was  opened in beta version for some early subscribers about 2 weeks ago.

And I happened to be one of them. Woohoo!  I haven't been excited about the idea itself that much since Pinterest launched. While Pinterest compelled to my consumption-self (come on, it's not really about lofty matters), Medium compels to my high-quality-self.

Overview

Basically it's a writing and reading platform with nothing extra.  It's as simple as Twitter is but with a new format. While Twitter limits you and makes you think carefully about what you want to say, Medium gives you freedom to express your thoughts just the way you like.

Everything which is simple easily becomes addictive for Social Media maniacs. It's not a sensational thought but you might keep it in your mind before investigating Medium deeper and being caught in his powerful network of simplicity and information richness.

When you log in with your Twitter account (quite an easy way, ha?) if you hover your mouse to the letter “M” on the top of the page you can see a brief menu where each point is logical and quite understandable.  However, some may turn to be key points for personal and professional use. Read the rest of this entry »

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