Here’s our daily recap of what happened in online marketing today, as reported on Marketing Land and other places across the web.
From Marketing Land:
Live from TechCrunch Disrupt, it’s Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg’s first major interview since his company went public and its stock started plunging. What will he say during his fireside chat with former TechCrunch editor, still TechCrunch Disrupt interviewer, Michael Arrington? Stay tuned for live blogging to begin at 2pm PT. Wifi at Disrupt along with connectivity on […]
A series of actions — and inaction — on Google’s part makes it clear that Feedburner is a very low priority in Mountain View. Google has been slowly abandoning Feedburner over the past 16 months, and all signs show that the RSS service is headed to the dead pool. Google’s latest move involves the loss […]
AdSense publishers earning more than $25/week will now have the option to contact Google by email when they have problems or questions, according to an FAQ item discovered in a WebmasterWorld forum thread. These publishers can request email support by filling out contact forms that will appear for them in the Help Center. Smaller publishers […]
The Pew Internet & American Life project has released some new survey data about smartphone ownership in anticipation of tomorrow’s iPhone announcement. Based on a survey of more than 3,000 adults earlier this month, Pew says that 45 percent of Americans 18 and older now own smartphones. However the numbers go up when looking only […]
When we gather to talk about search marketing, we don’t just talk about search marketing anymore. In fact, the agenda is broader 100% of the time. Search keeps its cornerstone within the now much broader and more intricate scope of performance media and marketing. It’s a foundational discipline and plays a critical role within the […]
Google has launched a new iOS YouTube app, that is now available in the App Store as a free download by clicking here. The announcement of a new YouTube app prior to the release of iOS 6 later this month, is not unexpected. As you may know, Apple decided to drop the YouTube App as […]
Yesterday the world’s largest domain provider, GoDaddy, experienced massive DNS outages that took down millions of sites worldwide for several hours. While GoDaddy didn’t disclose the source of the issue, one member of ‘Anonymous” took claim to the outages as his own doing. The Twitter account AnonymousOwn3r has confessed to the alleged attack saying: Hello everyone who wanna […]
Reading email is one of the primary activities of smartphone owners. Indeed, several reports over the past year have indicated that more and more email interaction is happening on mobile devices. Adding to that narrative Knotice today released its latest Email Opens report covering the first half of 2012. Since 2010 the company has documented […]
Recent Headlines From Search Engine Land, Our Sister Site Dedicated To Search News & Information:
Online Marketing News From Around The Web:
Affiliate Marketing
20 Online Influencer Outreach Tools to Use in Affiliate Recruitment, www.amnavigator.com
Analytics
‘Big data’ is still a big mystery, Internet Retailer
UK Privacy Policy Basics for your Website, www.webanalyticsworld.net
Using Real-Time Data in Google Analytics, www.practicalecommerce.com
Blogs & Blogging
3 Ways to Create Highly Valuable Blog Content, www.socialmediaexaminer.com
A Comprehensive Guide to Formatting Your WordPress Posts and Pages, www.copyblogger.com
Business Issues
Facebook’s China problem, tech.fortune.cnn.com
Google Offers Exec Eric Rosenblum Exits for Mobile Ad Start-Up, allthingsd.com
Google VP says Apple v Samsung verdict was a “wake-up call”, Ars Technica
India to monitor—but not ban—Twitter after inflammatory tweets, www.dailydot.com
Marc Benioff: Yammer Should Not Have Sold, www.businessinsider.com
Nexus 7 not yet allowed to enter China market, www.digitimes.com
The Difference Between Apple & Amazon In One Chart, Read/Write Web
Twitter and Etsy Launch ‘Engineer Exchange’ to Learn From Each Other, thenextweb.com
Twitter Told to Produce Protestor’s Posts or Face Fine, Bloomberg
Yelp Co-Founder Jeremy Stoppelman on Innovating and Staying Relevant, www.entrepreneur.com
Content Marketing
Is too much great content wasted in infographics?, www.branded3.com
Why Content Marketing Pwns Zombies, Bacon & Cats, www.distilled.net
Conversion Optimization
How can you make the best use of site search data?, econsultancy.com
Copywriting, Design & Usability
25 Beautiful Examples of Pricing Tables, sixrevisions.com
Display & Contextual Advertising
Email Marketing
7 Ways to Use Email Marketing to Make More Money After the Initial Sale, blog.hubspot.com
Buy, Build or Both Part 2: The basics of list building, b2bleadblog.com
How one online grocer finds the best e-mail recipes, Internet Retailer
General Internet Marketing
10 Online Marketing Terms You Need to Know Now, www.openforum.com
6 Lessons Marketers Can Learn from 2012 “Back to School” Digital Marketing Campaigns, Online Marketing Blog
Internet Marketing Industry
How We Turned an SEO Team into a Content Marketing Agency, www.buzzstream.com
Rexanne Mancini We’ll Miss You, Performance Marketing Insider
Mobile Marketing
Other Items
Reputation Management
5 Tips For Managing Your Business’ Online Reputation, www.simpleseogroup.com
Search Marketing
12 Most Effective Ways to Accelerate Your SEO, 12most.com
Learn How to Control Your Negative Keywords, certifiedknowledge.org
Social Media
Introducing New Topic Feed and Trending Topics, www.quora.com
Paul Ryan uses Q&A site Quora to slam Obama, VentureBeat
Pinterest Hacked Accounts Spill Spam Onto Facebook, Twitter, thenextweb.com
Social Media Isn’t Rocket Science; It’s Social, spinsucks.com
The Best Times To Post To Facebook, Twitter, Google+ & Other Social Networks [Infographic], socialtimes.com
What if Social Media is No Longer a Thang?, www.margieclayman.com
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