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They Don’t Call it Fat Tuesday For Nothing!
How much king cake has your office consumed since the start of the new year? Those who don’t live or work in Louisiana will respond to that question with a forlorn “zero,” but at Search Influence, the answer is probably somewhere between “not enough” and “infinite.” King cake season is …
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Three New Influencers to Start Off the New Year!
Sarah Felton – Account Coordinator Sarah is a native to New Orleans and an enthusiastic pet lover (Three cats and one dog that she frequently plays dress up with). She received her bachelor’s degree from Louisiana State University, where she still attends football games in the student section every fall. …
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Five For Friday: Do You Like Your Friends, Busting SEO Myths, and More
1. You’re Doing It Wrong: This App Tells You If You Actually Have Friends – Tech Crunch Ever wonder if you actually like your friends? There’s now an app for that. The app, called “pplkpr,” monitors your heart rate through a wristband and sends you text message updates about your …
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Five for Friday: Beef Up Your Local SEO, Twitter Welcomes Newbies, and More
1. Google’s Domain Registration Service Now Open To All US Residents – Search Engine Journal Google now has a proprietary domain registration service! What’s great about this service is that, like most Google products, it’s fully integrated with Gmail forwarding as well as other goodies provided by Google’s partners – Squarespace, …
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Five for Friday: Is Your Social Media In Good Hands? Link-Dieting & More
1. New Year, New Link Takedown – Search Engine Land As we all know, many sites were put on Google’s naughty list thanks to Penguin’s distaste for bad links. Their next move? Request, request, request. Looking back on 2014, Google certainly got a lot of action. Torrent Freak reports that …
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SI Scores A Home Run With Team Building, Bonding, and Kickball
Throughout the year, the team at Search Influence has come together multiple times for quarterly team-building events. In 2014, we had a Pelicans game outing, a crawfish boil, and a carnival. Our final team-building event was a highly anticipated celebration to end a successful year. On Friday, December 12th, all …
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The Christmas Influence: Coats For Kids Fundraiser Warms The Heart
As the holidays approached this year, I realized I was getting really caught up in gift shopping, party planning, and the usual hustle and bustle. I wanted to do something to help brighten the season for someone who may not have all those same opportunities. After brainstorming with my co-worker, …
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Five for Friday: Facebook Ads Get a Facelift, Google’s Panda Goes into Hibernation, and More!
1. Tips For Growing Traffic and Revenue Through Keyword Targeting – Search Engine Land It is widely known throughout the tech world that choosing the right keywords is important when trying to draw more attention to your website. Trond Lyngbø discusses how to do this by gathering relevant information, prioritizing your targets, …
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Five For Fridays: How To Get Yourself an Assistant, Get Rid of Spammy Links, and Go Evergreen!
1. Think Like a User – Search Engine Land Sometimes we can get so caught up in trying to get attractive links that we forget why we are writing a piece of content in the first place. We try so hard to get people to read it that we fail to remember …
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Two Turtle Doves Join Search Influence’s Flock
We are very excited to announce two new members who have joined the ever-growing Search Influence team! What better holiday gift is there? Sarah Ledgerwood – Internet Marketing Team Lead Born and raised in a small town in North Idaho right near the British Columbia border, Sarah graduated with a …
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