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I recently attended Google’s Enterprise Roundtable Event where I was fortunate enough to hear from the Vice President of EMEA Google Enterprise, Sebastien Marotte….
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Social media activism in 2012 highlighted the importance of interaction between citizens and spurred fears in the hearts of politicians and global entities. It…
Why every SEO pro should be using Google Data Highlighter
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As you all know back in September this year Twitter brought out a new look to its users’ profile pages. The new header photo…
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Chrome Time Machine: see the history of the world’s favourite browser
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