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Page One Power’s Win $100 Contest

Contest Update

Congratulations to Sarah Hurd-Sullivan, our lucky winner!

Want To Win $100?

Show Us Some Page One Power Love,

We’ll Show You The Money!

We don’t know anyone who doesn’t like a little extra cash in the old pocketbook, and we also haven’t met a person who doesn’t like to win money, either. If that sounds like you, too, then you’re in luck.

We’re hosting an online Facebook contest for a $100 cash credit card. It’s so easy to enter and win, that you could probably do it in your sleep. The idea is to get a lovefest going… a Page One Power lovefest. 

Three Ways to Enter:

ONE: LIKE our Facebook page.

If you already like us, (Hey, thanks! We like you, too!) get a friend to like our Facebook page. Just make sure you let us know who sent them.

***Note: You can’t just like a post, you have to like the whole Page One Power Facebook Page. ***

TWO: Post A Photo To Our Facebook Page


Post a photo on our wall of yourself, your friends, your colleagues, your kids, or your pets holding up a sign that says, “I Love Page One Power” or wearing a t-shirt, or basically something in the photo that indicates how much you love Page One Power.

 

THREE: Post A Video to the Page One Power Facebook Page

Post a video of you singing a love song, a testimonial to the virtues of Page One Power or of you eating cereal with your friends, as long as you say something awesome about us, it gets you entered.

Come on all of you lovers of Page One Power  and Facebook Likers! What have you got to lose? Show the world  that…you’ll do just about anything for a little money. Just kidding! Show the world a little love for Page One Power, and We’ll Show You The Money!

 

Head to the Page One Power website for great articles on link building, business, search engine news and other online marketing topics.

A few lucky runners-up will be awarded Page One Power swag… t-shirts, pens, etc., and/or a discount code to use on our custom link building services.

RECAP: Liking us on Facebook, getting a friend to Like us, or posting an original photo or video showing the world your love for Page One Power gets you entered into the contest for $100.

TIPS: Selection of best photo or video is up to the powers that be over at Page One Power, but we’re leaning towards awarding the $100 to the most creative, funny, intelligent, well-thought-out entrant… you know, you’ll want to really make us feel loved.

(*Our lawyers said we have to mention that Facebook is not responsible for contest. Don’t forget that we’re all still friends even if we don’t win, etc.)

Video: Google+ Implications on SEO Strategy By Rand Fishkin

 

In this video, Fishkin talks sharing strategy, social metrics, claiming pages for your brand, and the click-through rates for your sharing.

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The Latest Updates In The World of Search

For content marketers, link builders, search engine optimizers (SEO) and other industry players, this month has been full of newly released goodies from the larger internet companies.

These new tools are available to everyone, and their features and functionality expand the options available to web users. There were also a few shakeups in terms of personnel.  The following is a list of highlights of the latest updates in the world of search. Continue reading “The Latest Updates In The World of Search” »

Matt Cutts Explains Google Doesn’t Hate SEO

Page One Power co-owners Jon and Zach Ball with Google's Matt Cutts at SESSF.

Page One Power co-owners Jon and Zach Ball with Google’s Matt Cutts at SESSF. Photo by Joe Oliver.

Aug. 15, 2012 9:57 a.m. SAN FRANCISCO, CA.–Matt Cutts, Google’s famous “spam fighting” engineer, is addressing the SES Conference and Expo attendees.

Cutts said that SEO companies that are doing great SEO, they are helping do fantastic things that make the internet better… things like being great sources of information, and are driven by the fact that users expectations are increasing every year. He said prior versions of Google returned poor information compared to current searches.

Cutts says that Google’s philosophy is to help someone find the answer they are looking for, and says they are working to build knowledge graph, as well as working with Wikipedia.

After being questioned by a conference attendee about the webmaster community on his perception that “Google does what’s right for Google” and Google’s stance of “getting into all of our businesses” Cutts asked responded by saying, “Let me explain, we are trying to give good information to the user, and we aren’t trying to keep people giving information to keep them on Google.”

Danny Sullivan, also onstage with Cutts, expressed concern that Google is huge and anticipates that the tension between webmasters and Google’s increasing presence online such as Zagat, Google+, etc., that webmasters are losing traffic to Google.

Cutts responded by saying that Google is interested in creating value for the user and they are mindful of the value of webmasters and their sites.

“The web is websites,” Cutts said. “It has to be useful for everyone.”

 

P1P Interview Series: Krista Neher Talks Shop, Social Media Style

As part of our ongoing P1P Interview Series, we were able to get in touch with Boot Camp Digital‘s Krista Neher.  An expert in social media, and company founder, Neher has spoken in front of the U.S., at the TED talks and has says she has been able to get thousands of social media followers for her clients. She’s such a busy person that we got a case of sympathy exhaustion after reading her biography. Thankfully for us, Neher has stepped out of the limelight for a few minutes to answer some of our social media questions.

P1P: Krista, I was looking through some of your online information and you’ve got a hefty web presence and a strong reputation for social media. There are a number of folks who have floundered where you have seemingly risen to the top. What do you think makes you stand out… makes you so successful at what you do

Krista: That is a great question, and a tough one to answer without sounding egotistical ;-) .

I think that many people saw social media as an emerging trend and tried to cash in on it.  Many of them understood social media tools well, but lacked experience and knowledge of brand marketing and brand building, making their knowledge of the social media tools challenging to translate to brands.

I’ve worked in marketing for over 10 years, so I really think that it is the combination of my knowledge of brand building and marketing fundamentals combined with digital passion and experience that has helped me stand out.

Also, early in my business (even before I was profitable) I invested in my knowledge and skill set.  I traveled to conferences, invested in training programs and connected with mentors who helped me.  This helped me to build my reputation and connect with the industry much quicker, and helped me build a support network.

 

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