The Definitive Guide to Google's New Mobile SEO Rules + MORE

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5 Steps for Creating Superhero Slides – seomoz.org/blog Posted by Aleyda Solis Two weeks ago, I had the amazing opportunity to speak at MozCon, where I presented about how to develop an ROI positive International SEO process. A Q&A session followed my presentation, and to my surprise, the first question I was asked was something along the lines of, “This is not my ‘real’ question –I will ask it after this one– but many of us are wondering: where have you found the Lego images for your slides?” When I finished my session, I noticed I also had some tweets...

4 Quick Ways To Find An Email Address and Other Contact Details + MORE

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4 Quick Ways To Find An Email Address and Other Contact Details – searchenginepeople.com/blog If you are conducting outreach for content that you have built on your site you need to make sure that you are contacting the right people in the right way. Digging out elusive emails can be a frustrating job. Whilst there is no substitute for searching through a site by hand there is something to be said for automating at least some of the process to make your life that little bit easier… Continue Reading On searchenginepeople.com/blog » Google Gets “Lowest Score Ever” In Customer Satisfaction...

Debit card payment preferred choice for online shoppers

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It comes as no surprise that many people in the UK choose to do at least some of their shopping online, but it seems that more of us are spending using our regular debit cards as opposed to credit cards. At a time when many people are anxious over their levels of personal debt, putting those credit cards away seems like a sensible option. According to figures released by the UK Cards Association, £35bn was spent online using debit card payments; marginally more than the £34bn spent using credit cards. As further proof that more of us are confident in...

Value of pound drops while Bank of England tackles rate raise

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The value of the pound has dropped dramatically as the Bank of England officially announced the markets were incorrect to believe that interest rates would rise. The results have meant the pound is now a cent and a half against the dollar to $1.5141. Simultaneously, the interest rate remained at 0.5% whilst keeping the quantitative easing programme the same. All decisions were made by Mark Carney in his first Monetary Policy Committee meeting since replacing Sir Mervyn King as governor. The FTSE index leapt by 50 points whilst gaining a further boost from a promise made by European Central Bank...