27 Mar

Website and Blog Description Service

Website or Blog Description Service – Website Review – Make your website work for you

Blog Description and Purpose, Mission or About Statement. Who or what you are about.

Personal or Business

After the title, the description is one of the most important parts of your blog or website . You must help the new visitors know immediately what the blog or website is all about and what they can expect to find within the blog or website.


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  • Search Engine Watch
    Keep updated with major stories about search engine marketing and search engines as published by Search Engine Watch.

    • Greatest Super Bowl Commercials Ever & 2012 Ad Preview
      Unruly Media has just unveiled a new viral video chart of the greatest Super Bowl commercials of all time. The social video advertising experts at Unruly have also created a second viral video chart of top Super Bowl ads of 2012.
    • Largest Snowflake Ever Observed in Google Doodle
      The largest snowflake ever observed in the world supposedly appeared 125 years ago today in Fort Keogh, Montana. A Google Doodle today prominently features a giant snowflake and leads searchers to discover more about this Guinness World record.
    • Google Driverless Cars ‘Shockingly’ Safe & Efficient [Infographic]
      Driverless cars could double the efficiency of working parents, reduce parking costs and state licensing revenue, and take millions of drunk drivers off the road each year, according to a new infographic from Aptus Insurance.
    • QR Marketing Evolving Rapidly [Study]
      Marketers are learning to use QR codes and other action codes more effectively. A new study of all 2011 issues of the top 100 U.S. magazines. It found that advertising drove the 439 percent increase in action codes from January through December.
    • Twitter Buys Startup Dasient to Fight Malicious Advertising
      Twitter has acquired security startup Dasient, which describes itself as an anti-malware vendor for large enterprises in the financial services, media, and online sectors. Its technology will be housed within Twitter's revenue engineering team.
    • Tablet, E-Reader Ownership Doubled Over Holidays
      After a slowdown in the fall of 2011, the share of adults who owned tablet computers or e-readers nearly doubled over the holidays, according to a new report from the Pew Internet and American Life Project. 19 percent of U.S. adults now own tablets.
    • Google Maps Adds Emergency Alerts
      If a major storm is headed you way, Google wants to be your information guide. The Google Crisis Response team is looking to be your go to information source on when a storm will strike, how bad will it be, and what resources are available to help.
    • Con Artist Shares Inside Story of Google Pharmacy Ad Sting
      In a letter to the Wall Street Journal, career con man David Whitaker spilled the beans on his experience as undercover operative Jason Corriente, an agent for wealthy clients seeking online ads. The sting led to a $500 million forfeiture for Google.
    • Measuring ROI: How to Collect Meaningful PPC Conversion Data
      Learn how you can track and collect significant conversion data and then bring it all together in one dashboard. Use these three levels of conversion data tracking that vary in terms of pros/cons, costs, effectiveness, and sophistication.
    • SEO Chicks Competition - Win a ticket to SES London!
      SEO Chicks have launched a competition for the next generation of search marketers. Have you been in SEO less than a year or have a desire to join the industry? If so, this is the competition for you. Here is your chance to win a ticket to SES London
    • 7 Steps to Prepare For the Search Alliance in the UK
      After a year’s delay, Microsoft adCenter will start to power the PPC results on Yahoo UK in Q2 of 2012. Discussion of its potential for success aside, here are some useful links and an action plan for preparing UK paid search campaigns.
    • Yahoo Search, Display Revenues Dip in Q4 2011
      Yahoo's 2011 Q4 search revenue was $465 million, down 27 percent compared to the same quarter for the previous year. Yahoo attributed the decline to the search agreement it signed with Microsoft. Overall fourth quarter revenue was $1.3 billion.
    • Google+ Drops Age Restriction, Now Accepts All Teenagers
      Google today dropped the age requirement from 18 to 13 for teenagers who want to join Google+, bringing Google+ in line with Facebook’s age policy. Bradley Horowitz, Google VP, product management, also announced new features for teen users.
    • How Google+ Could Threaten Google's Core Search Business
      Social is an important part of how online users will consume and spread quality content, but it has to be integrated in a manner that doesn't degrade core search functionality or sully searcher trust in what is the most utilized search engine.
    • YouTube TrueView Ads Pump Up Search Traffic, Conversions for TRX
      Typically, TRX aims to spend $40 on online advertising for each sale it generates from its ads. When TRX tested YouTube for the launch of a new product, the company generated an advertising cost per sale of $14, about 65% lower than their average.