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Guardian Professional, 7 Jul 2014:Learning how to improve your site's SEO can significantly improve your business' prominence in online search results
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8 Apr 2014: Dean Burnett: Upworthy-style headlines can be very annoying. The scientific reasons for this will amaze (or bore) you.
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29 Jan 2014:
Fred McConnell: Matt Farley writes 20 songs a day and has digitally distributed more than 14,000 in six years. We need creative outliers like him and a neutral internet to support them
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9 Jan 2014: David Marsh: The technology may have changed but the headline writer's art is still to summarise an article in a way that draws the reader in
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6 Jan 2014: Digital marketing is critical to the success of most businesses, but what is the best way to spend limited resources? And why is Google+ worth exploring?
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22 Jul 2013:
As Google search results throw up more and more ads, using SEO to reach your audience is becoming increasingly futile. Could social media optimisation be the answer?
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5 Apr 2013: Deborah Orr: Strong women and power-crazed men are the bedrock of the best US drama imports on TV at the moment
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16 Dec 2012: Algorithms, the key ingredients of all significant computer programs, have probably influenced your Christmas shopping and may one day determine how you vote, writes John Naughton
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16 Sep 2012:
Chris Elliott: Open door: On the web, the headline is often all people see, shorn of any context that might be provided by a subheading or a picture
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9 Jul 2012:
Frédéric Filloux: Traditional media needs to embrace the traffic-building arsenal if it is to survive online
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12 Jun 2012: Cory Doctorow: Google implies that a page of search results is effectively the table of contents for a custom-made magazine assembled on the fly in response to a user's query
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14 Oct 2011:
Co-working, cloud computing and social media are changing the way small businesses work. Now they can be based anywhere and build a loyal client community in hours, not years
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9 Sep 2010:
'Search engine optimisation' experts are scrambling to figure out what Google's new system will do to their work - but the effect on advertisers might not be trivial either
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8 Sep 2010:
'Streaming results' will save two to five seconds on every 25-second query, says search executive Marissa Mayer – but SEO people may be less happy
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9 Jun 2010:
The search engine gets a speed boost, but is it better at real-time results than it used to be? And will it affect SEO, the black art of 'optimising' pages to hit top rank?
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