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14 Aug 14 Conversion Rate Optimization Tactics You Can Steal From Amazon’s Product Listings via @TomBaker_84

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Want to improve your Amazon listing conversion rates? Learn some impactful tactics Amazon uses to optimize its own listings.

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14 Aug Dave Davies on SEO Evolution, Brand Building & Why Nobody Wants You to Fail [PODCAST]

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Dave Davies shares his insights on the evolution of SEO, building your brand, conference speaking, and more.

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14 Aug Top Ranking in Google Local Can Be Rented via @martinibuster

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You can rent top positions in Google's local search rankings.

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14 Aug Google’s Mobile-Friendly Test Doesn’t Follow Robots.txt Rules via @MattGSouthern

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Google’s John Mueller recently advised the company’s mobile-friendly test doesn’t follow the rules written in robots.txt files.

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13 Aug VMware says it’s looking to acquire Pivotal

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VMware today confirmed that it is in talks to acquire software development platform Pivotal Software, the service best known for commercializing the open-source Cloud Foundry platform. The proposed transaction would see VMware acquire all outstanding Pivotal Class A stock for $15 per share, a significant...

13 Aug Twitter is Rolling Out a Search Bar for Direct Messages via @MattGSouthern

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Twitter is giving users the ability to search for direct messages by typing peoples’ names into a search bar.

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13 Aug Every TC Sessions: Enterprise 2019 ticket includes a free pass to Disrupt SF

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Shout out to all the savvy enterprise software startuppers. Here’s a quick, two-part money-saving reminder. Part one: TC Sessions: Enterprise 2019 is right around the corner on September 5, and you have only two days left to buy an early-bird ticket and save yourself $100....

13 Aug Facebook Rolls Out New Privacy Model for Groups With Only 2 Settings via @MattGSouthern

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Facebook is introducing a simplified privacy model for groups, reducing the number of settings to just two.

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13 Aug Google Chrome Will Soon Support Lazy Loading at the Browser-Level via @MattGSouthern

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Google is adding support for native lazy loading to the latest version of the Chrome browser – Chrome 76.

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13 Aug Why chipmaker Broadcom is spending big bucks for aging enterprise software companies

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Last year Broadcom, a chipmaker, raised eyebrows when it acquired CA Technologies, an enterprise software company with a broad portfolio of products, including a sizable mainframe software tools business. It paid close to $19 billion for the privilege. Then last week, the company opened up...

14 Aug 14 Conversion Rate Optimization Tactics You Can Steal From Amazon’s Product Listings via @TomBaker_84

14 Aug Dave Davies on SEO Evolution, Brand Building & Why Nobody Wants You to Fail [PODCAST]

14 Aug Top Ranking in Google Local Can Be Rented via @martinibuster

14 Aug Google’s Mobile-Friendly Test Doesn’t Follow Robots.txt Rules via @MattGSouthern

13 Aug VMware says it’s looking to acquire Pivotal

13 Aug Twitter is Rolling Out a Search Bar for Direct Messages via @MattGSouthern

13 Aug Every TC Sessions: Enterprise 2019 ticket includes a free pass to Disrupt SF

13 Aug Facebook Rolls Out New Privacy Model for Groups With Only 2 Settings via @MattGSouthern

13 Aug Google Chrome Will Soon Support Lazy Loading at the Browser-Level via @MattGSouthern

13 Aug Why chipmaker Broadcom is spending big bucks for aging enterprise software companies

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