Facebook Stops Letting Pages Automatically Promote Posts

http://www.webpronews.com/facebook-stops-letting-pages-automatically-promote-posts-2014-03

LinkedIn Blogging Platform

 http://www.sitepronews.com/2014/03/14/linkedin-blogging-platform-opens-writers-backgrounds/

 

 

The best social media campaigns that leveraged selfies

 

In "that's kind of silly" news, Oxford Dictionaries declared 2013 the year of the "selfie." Then, only a few months later, Ellen broke Twitter with her celeb-studded Oscars selfie.

Read more at http://www.imediaconnection.com/content/36164.asp?imcid=topnavcontent#i3rRpMfy5Cgh4piL.99

Cutts On What You Might Not Have Noticed About Google’s ‘How Search Works’ Site

http://www.webpronews.com/cutts-on-what-you-might-not-have-noticed-about-googles-how-search-works-site-2014-01

 

 Google has put out a new Webmaster Help video featuring Matt Cutts talking about some things “you might not have noticed” about the company’s How Search Works site.
Google launched this site a little less than a year ago. It’s part of the company’s Inside Search site, and includes visuals about search, a view into major search algorithms and features, a big document about guidelines for search raters, a slideshow about spam removal, graphs about spam and policies that explain when Google will remove content.



 

 

Train your Gmail to jog your memory in the new year

 

http://www.pcworld.com/article/2082969/train-your-gmail-to-jog-your-memory-in-the-new-year.html

 

In the daily deluge of email, it's all too easy to send a message and never get a response (and, on the other end, receive an email and forget to respond). This Gmail script makes it easy to find the emails you've sent to someone who could use a little nudging or reminder.

 

  

Just Say No To SEO

http://searchengineland.com/just-say-no-to-seo-sometimes-180965

by Eric Enge

There are some SEO rules that you should break. While conventional SEO wisdom advises certain types of behavior, there are times when that advice should be ignored. SEO must be viewed as part of a larger overall marketing picture, and sometimes other considerations must rule the day. Below are three situations where the standard SEO advice is not always the best course of action.

Facebook Reading Private Messages

http://www.sitepronews.com/2014/01/03/facebook-accused-reading-private-messages-containing-urls/

 

By Jennifer Cowan

Another day, another lawsuit against an Internet company.

Two Facebook members have accused the social network of intercepting and reading users’ private messages with URLs in them “for purposes including but not limited to data mining and user profiling.”