How Any Business Can Take Advantage of Pinterest + MORE

Google announced changes to the Google Shopping Feed Specification today. Here is a review of the updates and deadlines to be aware of: Products Without Unique Identifiers In the biggest change, Google has added the ’identifier exists’ attribute for merchants selling custom goods and…

Posted by James FinlaysonThis post was originally in YouMoz, and was promoted to the main blog because it provides great value and interest to our community. The author’s views are entirely his or her own and may not reflect the views of SEOmoz, Inc.
How do you get links in a post-penguin world? For far too many the answer seems to be, exclusively, guest posting…

Pinterest is great for photogenic businesses. Some businesses are just naturally pinnable: clothing retailers, photographers, and any business that works with food has learned this already. They can just read about how to use Pinterest for business and get started.
But what about all those un-photogenic businesses? Businesses that sell a service, not a product, and don't have an image catalog to draw from? Businesses in industries that don't really lend themselves to captivating photographs, like plumbers, dentists, and exterminators?
Nobody is wandering around Pinterest for images of clogged toilets and pulled teeth, but they might be looking for advice on how to unclog a toilet or assuage their toothache…

Posted by James Norquay – Australian SEO
I would like to talk about a case study for a large start up I worked on for over eight months in the Australian and US market. This client originally came to the company with the typical link building and SEO problems. They had been using a SEO company that had an extensive link network and was using less than impressive SEO tactics and methodologies over the last 12 months…