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What you need to know about SEO going into 2015

Jan18
by on January 18, 2015 at 2:00 pm
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Sujan Patel is the VP of Marketing at thisCLICKS, the makers of When I Work – an employee scheduling software solution for small businesses.  Any good marketer or business owner trying to leverage the Web to connect with more prospective customers knows that SEO is always changing. As the new year approaches, it’s a good idea to to study up on current and future marketing, advertising, and SEO trends. Here’s what you need to know about SEO going into 2015: Focus on quality, not speed or quantity Long-form content and content curation continues to be a crucial aspect of SEO, especially because search engines are…

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What you need to know about SEO going into 2015

Jan18
by on January 18, 2015 at 2:00 pm
Posted In: Around the Web, Insider, Social Media

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Sujan Patel is the VP of Marketing at thisCLICKS, the makers of When I Work – an employee scheduling software solution for small businesses.  Any good marketer or business owner trying to leverage the Web to connect with more prospective customers knows that SEO is always changing. As the new year approaches, it’s a good idea to to study up on current and future marketing, advertising, and SEO trends. Here’s what you need to know about SEO going into 2015: Focus on quality, not speed or quantity Long-form content and content curation continues to be a crucial aspect of SEO, especially because search engines are…

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New Microsoft patent could make phones less annoying in theatres

Jan17
by on January 17, 2015 at 7:41 pm
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A patent granted to Microsoft this week could automatically adjust the settings on your phone to make it less annoying in movie theaters. Granted on January 13, the patent details an “inconspicuous mode” which would automatically adjust brightness, mute sounds and offer reduced information on the lock screen when the owner goes to the theater or is about to head to bed. Inconspicuous mode would be triggered using sensors on the device when visiting a venue like a movie theater, or could be manually enabled by the user. The patent application calls out detecting when the mode is required using GPS, sound,…

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