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A tale of Twitter Goodies

25th OCT 2010 | Posted by Mladen Lotar in Online Marketing, Tools & Frameworks
A tale of Twitter Goodies

Hello everyone! I decided that I’ll share some information on topic of Twitter implementation to a website. At the moment, Twitter offers three official “Goodies”, and we’ll go through them. Since it’s pretty straightforward, let’s begin. :D Read more

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Facebook implementation – XFBML and META tags

22nd OCT 2010 | Posted by Mladen Lotar in Online Marketing, Tools & Frameworks
Facebook implementation – XFBML and META tags

Hi everyone! In this article, I’ll be explaining some of new and “modern” tags and their attributes that emerged together with Facebook API. Read more

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BlogOpen 2010

11th OCT 2010 | Posted by Toni Anicic in Online Marketing
BlogOpen 2010

Part of the Inchoo team just spent awesome two days on a conference in Novi Sad, Serbia called BlogOpen. This is the largest regional conference for bloggers and, as of this year, social networkers. Read more

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World’s Top One Million Domains Research (2010)

7th OCT 2010 | Posted by Toni Anicic in Online Marketing
World’s Top One Million Domains Research (2010)

One year ago, I did a research on world’s most visited one million domains to see which TLDs are used the most. I did the same research today and compared results. Findings of this research are very interesting. Read more

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13 things to do before you start building an online store

23rd SEP 2010 | Posted by Toni Anicic in Online Marketing
13 things to do before you start building an online store

If there is one most valuable thing that you need to know before you build your first online store it is this: Build it and they’ll come doesn’t work. This article will try to prepare a company that is thinking about building an online store for all the things they need to know before they start this process. Read more

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Latent Dirichlet Allocation – newly discovered factor in the on-site SEO?

13th SEP 2010 | Posted by Toni Anicic in Online Marketing
Latent Dirichlet Allocation – newly discovered factor in the on-site SEO?

It’s not really newly discovered but it might be newly proven with research. After you see a certain formula you might call this the “string theory” of SEO. You could literally look at this comic as if it was about LDA and not about the string theory Read more

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Explaining the Sitemap SEO Myth

1st SEP 2010 | Posted by Toni Anicic in Online Marketing
Explaining the Sitemap SEO Myth

It seems to me that the most common SEO misconception that occurs is the one regarding the sitemap. I often see discussions on business forums about SEO and a very common advice people get when they ask what to do to improve their website’s SEO is to submit a sitemap to Google. Read more

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10 Useful Tips to Increase Your E-commerce Conversion Rates – Ninja Edition

27th AUG 2010 | Posted by Ivan Lozancic in Online Marketing
10 Useful Tips to Increase Your E-commerce Conversion Rates – Ninja Edition

Finally, it was about time to release one of my Ninja posts to the public. Who knows, maybe you will find another ninja post from time to time… ;)

If you don’t know what I’m talking about, just check this post.

OK, now lets continue with e-commerce part of the post. Here you can find some tips and tricks for increasing e-commerce conversion rates Read more

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Google changed their 2 results per domain in SERP “policy”

25th AUG 2010 | Posted by Toni Anicic in Online Marketing
Google changed their 2 results per domain in SERP “policy”

Most of you that don’t deal with SEO daily will not notice much difference but this is in fact a pretty big change for some websites. Last Friday, Google changed this rule they had that only two results from a single domain can be shown on one page of search results. Read more

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PostRank Analytics – When Google Analytics is not enough

6th AUG 2010 | Posted by Toni Anicic in Online Marketing, Tools & Frameworks
PostRank Analytics – When Google Analytics is not enough

I’ve heard of PostRank a long time ago and I’ve been using it since to track the influence of certain websites in the social web. PostRank makes awesome rang lists for almost any topic you can think of, ranking websites by their social influence. Have a look at the E-Commerce topic to see what I’m talking about. Read more

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