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Interview in Paris with Stéphanie Sallée, SEO Director of NetBooster
26 September 2012
Read the exclusive interview with the SEO Director of NetBooster, Stéphanie Sallée. Learn about the search market in France and the future of SEO.
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Dublin SEO Summit
25 September 2012
The inaugural Dublin SEO Summit on 21 September 2012 was a great event featuring four top speakers: Rand Fishkin, Niall Harbison, Joanne Casey, and Brian Martin.
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What International Marketers Can Learn From The Search Engines
18 September 2012
Search engines aren't just channels for marketers. They are successful international organisations with something to teach us about global marketing.
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Hreflang Sitemap Tool for Multilanguage & Multinational Websites
6 September 2012
Google recommend that international site owners to set the rel=”alternate” hreflang=”x” using XML sitemaps - Pete Handley from the Media Flow has created a HREFLANG sitemap tool to...
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Multinational and multilingual sites: Google’s Pierre Far discusses
27 August 2012
Pierre Far discusses multinational and multilingual sites in a Google Webmaster Central Hangout
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Take Part in the Geo-targeting Survey
21 August 2012
WebCertain is surveying global marketers to delve deeper into the issue and find out what is/isn’t working for organisations when it comes to geo-targeting
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Key Takeaways From The International SEO School
7 August 2012
Two winners of scholarships tell about how they experienced their days at the International SEO School in Barcelona.
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Give us Your Restaurant Results in San Francisco!
7 August 2012
We need your help on getting screenshots from all over the world. And you can win a ticket to SES San Francisco 2012
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Baidu Employees Arrested for Taking Bribes
6 August 2012
3 employees of Baidu, the biggest search engine of China, have been arrested on suspicion of having accepted bribes to delete posts
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The Devil’s in the Detail in International Search
23 July 2012
A few scenarios where missing a piece of the localisation process, could, and in most cases would, result in failure.
