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HipMojo #13 (3/3) – Lightning Round

by CT Moore on November 5, 2011

In the third and final instalment of episode 13, we turn to the weekly lightning round and question of the week. Specifically, we discuss: How five companies seem to control 64% of digital worldwide advertising, Just what Klout is and whether it’s really all that relevant How “Gotcha Journalism” has made Michael Arrington out to [...]

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This week on the Affiliate Thing podcast, Shawn Collins and Lisa Picarille talked about the upcoming LinkShare Symposium and pre-party, an affiliate manager job at AWeber, and Shawn heading to Austin to visit Dell. Also, bloggers cry foul on a Lijit change, slitting up affiliate commissions, expected market share growth for Bing, and a controversial [...]

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Pubcon 2009: Ken Jurina on Negative Keywords

by CT Moore on November 24, 2009

Meet Ken Jurina, the Pres. and CEO of Epiar, and SEM firm. We caught up with Ken at Pubcon 2009 and sat down with him to chat about SEM. Ken shared his ideas on PPC and negative keywords, and the importance that they play in a well managed campaign. He also discussed the emergence of [...]

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Interview with Bruce Clay @ SMX East 2009

by CT Moore on October 22, 2009

Here’s the last bit of video I got out of SMX East 2009. It’s an interview with Bruce Clay, President of Bruce Clay Consulting. In this clip, I asked Bruce about emerging trends in SEM, as well as his thoughts on bing. Bruce offered some insight into how he thinks the economy has changed the [...]

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Yesterday, I had the pleasure meeting Chris Sherman at SMX East 2009. Chris is the Executive Editor of SearhcEngineLand.com, and he took a few minutes to share his thoughts on developing trends in search engine marketing, the emergence of Bing, and how personal and universal search are going to be an increarsingly important part of [...]

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