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During SMX Advance, we attended a phenomenal session on writing killer adcopy. Session was moderated by Matt Van Wagner and speakers included Craig Danuloff from ClickEquations, Inc, Elizabeth Marsten from Portent Interactive
Shane Snow from semvironme. The session was very interactive and did a great job in coaching attendees how to think creatively while writing adcopy.

Awesome session was arranged featuring SEO ranking factors in 2009. Danny is moderating the session and Rand Fishkin from SEO Moz, Laura Lippay from Yahoo and Marty Weintraub from aimclean are few other speaker.

Great session and panel presented few common myths on ppc and right strategy. Topics included commen concerns about bidding high or low, geotarget your campaigns or not, is content network good and when to use it, is broad match good and many other questions . Session was moderated by Jeffrey form Exact Target and included Speakers as Scott brinker from ion interactive, Reid Spice from i-crossing, Frederick Vallaey – Google Adword Evangelist.

Majority of competitive analysis is examining a competitor’s in-link structure – both quantity and quality. Search engines place the most weight on link-building. The better the strategy, the higher your rank. The following article discusses some ways to analyze your competitor so that you can rank above him.

Title tags are the single most important ranking component on the page. A good title tag communicates to search engines what a page is about. It also compels users to want to view your website. The following are rules to follow when creating the most effective title tag for your site.

The overall performance of your website is dependent on several key factors. These elements are important for search engines, site visitors, and the impact on overall conversion from the website. To ensure site quality, here are several checks Milestone performs before making any site live.

Most blogs use an open-source CMS technology or publishing platform like Wordpress, Nucleus, b2evolution to manage the posts. Using these platforms brings up a huge possibility of the blog getting hacked…