Chrome Google Chrome has only been around since 2008, but the company has pumped out 18 releases of the software in those five short years, with two more in working development. While users of older Chrome versions have a relatively robust CTR as seen in the graph below, users of the most recent versions are

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Report: CTR by Browser Version — Chrome and Safari

Are you an online marketing expert and thinking about launching an AdWords account? Currently using AdWords but find that it just takes up too much of your time throughout the day? Any experienced AdWords user will know that when setting up and optimising an account, there are fast ways to do things, slow ways to

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How to Improve Productivity When Working with AdWords

I’m tracking several things coming from Adobe presently. The first is the announcement that the Adobe Creative Cloud is now live meaning you can pay a monthly fee for access to their Creative Suite 6 series of applications

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Adobe Cloud Gets Creative, Brings PrimeTime with it

With the recent launch of Google’s “Penguin” algorithm change – which aims to cut webspam detected through a number of different avenues including low value backlinks and keyword stuffing – deploying proper keyword optimization across your websites will become more important than ever.

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5 Tips for Conducting Semantic Keyword Research

Google-owned YouTube appears to be considering a subscription-based service for premium content, according to the New York Post .  What that seems to mean is that YouTube will be adding some premium content and putting it behind a pay-wall, and won’t be charging for stuff that is already free.  The move is being considered because many of the content providers who want to go on YouTube are not too keen on putting their content up on the site for free with just the advertising dollars, so to accommodate those providers, YouTube is thinking about making a pay-for-play deal. What Does This Potential Move Mean For YouTube

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YouTube Mulling Over Subscription Service For Premium Content

As most of you know, YouTube recently launched  several new video advertising products as well as some new tools and resources that are aimed at helping businesses jump into the world of online video marketing.  As part of this, they released an e-book called the “YouTube Advertiser Playbook” which is specifically geared toward companies who want to use video to market their business, but don’t know exactly where to begin. While we plan to cover their Advertiser Playbook in-depth in the coming weeks (and we’ve already covered part 1 here ), we thought we would use this week’s Creator’s Tip video to provide a summary and overview, as well as to highlight a few of the tips and ideas that this playbook contains

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Vzaar, the online video hosting service, is giving you a new way to monetize your content through a new partnership with  MPP Global Solutions  who is supplying them a paywall solution.

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Monetize Your Video Content with New Vzaar Paywall Partnership

We’re all familiar with the concept of making money off the internet. Some of us may have even been burned by get-rich schemes that lure people in with the promise of quick returns with minimal effort (translation: truckloads of money while you sleep).

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How to Use Social Media for Powerselling: Interview with John Lawson

In March, Search Engine Journal reported that Google was planning on making drastic algorithmic changes to provide its users with better search results.

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Google Testing Semantic Search Update

Our industry works on the Internet. All day. This in and of itself leads to major distractions – one minute you’re conducting a keyword analysis and the next you’re watching some YouTube video of cats, when really, you don’t even really like cats or the whole online craze over them

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