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  • ​Google Cracking Down on Interstitials on Mobile Pages.
    Google cracking down on interstitials on mobile pages. Yelp is not happy. Crackdown starts in January.
    Google listed three types of interstitials that “would not be affected by the new signal” if “used responsibly.” Those types are:• Interstitials that appear to be in response to a legal obligation, such as for cookie usage or for age verification.• Login dialogs on sites where content is not publicly indexable. For example, this would include private content such as email or unindexable content that is behind a paywall.• Banners that use a reasonable amount of screen space and are easily dismissible. For example, the app install banners provided by Safari and Chrome are examples of banners that use a reasonable amount of screen space.
    Plus, ScribbleLive buys automated SEO platform Linkdex; Because 85% of mobile search results are already mobile friendly, Google is dropping the mobile friendly tag in mobile search results ; Bots killed Keyword Planner and a number of other Google Tools; Apparently many tools using Keyword Planner are still delivering detailed numbers and stats so they were not affected
    53 min
  • PAD 2.0: 8 Creative Ways to Repurpose Your Most Successful Content (Episode 435)
    PAD 2.0:  8 Creative ways to re-purpose  your most successful content  not only to rank but to convert them into actual customers. James and Arlene elaborate on this powerful technique through offering up solid high quality articles to their affiliates with links already embedded in the content. These links began to attract search engine attention and it has served their business well since.
    33 min
  • “Disrupted” With Dan Lyons
    Dan Lyons is the author of the bestseller Disrupted: My Misadventure in the Startup Bubble which the Los Angeles Times called “the best book about Silicon Valley today.”
    Dan is a novelist, journalist, and worked for two seasons as a screenwriter on the HBO comedy series, Silicon Valley. Previously Dan was editor ofReadWrite; technology editor at Newsweek; and a technology reporter at Forbes. In 2006, Dan created The Secret Diary of Steve Jobs, a blog that evolved into a novel and a cable TV comedy show, Icon, which never made it into production but led to his work on Silicon Valley.
    52 min
  • Lessons Digital Marketers can Learn from Amazon
    Black Friday is 90 days away. Are you ready for the holiday retail season? Bruce Clay, Duane Forrester, Kristi Kellogg and Virginia Nussey discuss seasonal marketing strategies — specifically, they’ll look at what unparalleled retail powerhouse Amazon does to retain customers, and how brands and businesses can wield those strategies for themselves. You’ll also hear all the latest news on the Google AdWords Keyword Planner. Google recently changed the Keyword Planner to display only ranges of numbers, rather than specific search volumes, for AdWords accounts that have “low spend” or have made “too many” calls on the Keyword Planner’s API.
    29 min
  • Leading and Winning Authentically
    Leading and Winning Authentically as Maria Reitan speaks with Marcia Hyatt, a leadership and life coach for those exploring voice and vocation. She co-founded the Center for Emerging leadership and hosts a weekly podcast called Best of Our Selves.
    37 min
  • Moz Doubling Down on Search; A NEW New Google
    Moz is Doubling Down on Search; Making Sense of Google's Updates in Local Search; Wake Up, SEOs – the NEW New Google is Here;10 Question-Based Keywords that Drive Tons of High-Quality Traffic ; 4 Experts on the State of SEO for Ecommerce Sites ;Ecommerce blogging: five proven reasons why it should be part of your SEO strategy
    41 min
  • Nutrition Corp Founder and CEO Laureen Asseo
    Nutrition Corp Founder and CEO Laureen Asseo talks to Dush Ramachandran about female entrepreneurship, millennial entrepreneurship and the risks and rewards of a startup. Laureen Asseo began Nutrition Corp. when she was 18 years old out of her kitchen. 
    After years of consuming processed foods, Laureen’s father experienced a concerning health scare when he went for a routine check-up and his tests showed dangerously high cholesterol and triglycerides levels. It was time to take major action to turn his life around; Laureen then began a rigid plant-based and organic dietary plan, which eventually reversed her father’s condition and also resulted in massive weight loss.
    Laureen began preparing hearty, organic and vegan meals for friends and family out of their own kitchen. As any woman on a mission, Laureen’s commitment relied on delivering food in home Tupperware containers until orders went beyond their existing network. Demand grew so rapidly that Laureen saw the opportunity to redefine the ‘woman in the kitchen’ cliché. Through creating a niche the market had never seen; Nutrition Corp. was born.
    35 min

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