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Show 79 : Google Manual Penalty Removal & 5Cs of Content Marketing

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#EDGETALK : Google Manual Penalty Removal & 5Cs of Content Marketing

Times have changed in the search engine ranking world. Years ago – your buy links to get you to the top

A lot of companies did it – and Google got smarter. A lot smarter.

Content marketing is king now – you can’t buy your way to the top. Today we’re going over the 5 c’s of effect content marketing

Also: like a one two punch – we have the definitive guide to the Google Manual Penalty Removal for your site : all this and much more on the Edge!

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The 5 C’s of Effective Content Marketing

The Definitive Guide to Recovering From a Manual Search Penalty

LinkedIn makes its biggest acquisition by paying $120m for job matching service Bright

LinkedIn has made its biggest acquisition deal to date today. The professional social network has purchased the job matching service Bright for $120 million, made up of 73 percent stock and 27 percent cash.

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By : Ken Yeung

Amazon Puts Image Recognition Into Its Main iOS App – Prepare To Be Even More Showroomed, Retailers

People already use their mobile devices for comparative shopping when paying visits to brick-and-mortar retailers – but it’s about to get a lot worse. Amazon has integrated shopping-by-camera functionality into its main iOS application, which is even easier than the previous barcode scanning feature it used to let shoppers compare prices.

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By : Darrell Etherington

Google Requiring Some Business To Reverify Their Listings Or Be Removed From Google Maps

Some business owners are receiving emails from Google requiring them to reverify their listings within three-weeks or their listings will be removed from Google Maps and Google+ Local.

The emails contain the subject, “Action Required: You have 3 weeks to save your Google Places Listing.”

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By : Barry Schwartz

New Record For 2014: Hashtags Mentioned In 57% Of Super Bowl Ads

Hashtags were used in 57 percent of nationally-run Super Bowl ads, up from 50% in 2013 and setting a new record. Facebook was the social network most mentioned, though barely. It had only five mentions and just edged past Twitter with four.

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By : Danny Sullivan

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