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Nowadays, it seems like Google’s busy issuing warning messages to the webmaster community for infringing upon Google’s webmaster guidelines. And this time it’s the sneaky mobile redirects that are on the search giant’s radar. In fact, just last month Google warned site-owners, who are intentionally or unintentionally using them to attract visitors to their sites.

Gone are the days when a link to useful content seemed tempting. Nowadays, Twitter is leveraged with such links, and to set yourself apart, you might want to add fewer links in your Twitter posts. Introducing Twitter and what it does is like challenging your common sense. However, every blogger starts an article with “Twitter is hugely important…” But do consider me an exception. I would like to draw your attention directly to the point:

Just like I am willing to get maximum eyes with this content, every content creator's paramount goal is to get maximum exposure. They want their content to be seen appreciated and shared. This desire is so fascinating that it spawned an entire industry called "Content marketing". Over time as a content creator, you learn (actually realize that) article's visibility doesn't assure audience engagement. To really get the clear picture, there are likes, shares, visits & multiple other metrics.

Q3 Earnings. Does anybody know about this? This was recently released by Google, shedding light on mobile search business to analyze its results by assessing its progress. But how well did the ‘search’ go? And what would be the next step for it? Google had spread a word about mobile search dominance. It has overtaken desktop search in 10 countries,…

You can call Google an attention-seeker, unpredictable, a gossipmonger, blabbermouth, tyrannical or any other name...but at the end of the day, you’ll still have to live with it. Love it, hate it but you just can’t ignore it. We’ll also have to accept the fact that there’s a huge difference between what Google actually says and what it does. Previous…

Audience engagement is one of the most challenging aspects that popular social networking sites are constantly faced with. And the only way out seems to be regularly upgrading the existing array of services, which may hopefully benefit or add up to the user experience. The challenge remains the same, whether you are ranked first or tenth in the hierarchy of top social networking sites. And Facebook, the No.1 ranked Social Networking site ensures that it's constantly coming up with new features to keep the audience interested.

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