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Google.com.au Algo Change?

[singlepic id=26 w=500 h=342 float=center] It seems something strange is going on with Google search traffic over the past 2…

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Google-ACCC article puts focus on Journalism standards

Google AdWords is NOT part of SEO and technology journalists need to take the time to actual fact check their posts before writing poorly crafted articles

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Yahoo Clues for SEO

Yahoo has today rolled out an updated to their Buzz platform that put’s it far ahead of Google Trends and…

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Google Places Evolving

Google Places continues to tweak, adjust and skew the quality of Google Organic search results….

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Top Marketing Posts of 2010

Again from me and my guest writers thank you all for reading this blog in 2010 and don’t forget to come back in 2011 when there should be some more guest bloggers covering more articles, topics and breaking news.

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Fox.com fails SEO

Fox.com forgot the importance of Google search traffic with bad implementation using 302s and meta-refreshes and they really should start using 301s

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SMH publishes garbage article on seo

These types of articles help me understand why Australian businesses are struggling with SEO, its the garbage they read online.

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Google mortgage rates add up

Google is cutting down the organic search results with more paid placements but this time its for its own comparison platform

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Blog Spam works

The CTR for spam comments is actually fairly high, but where does that place your website or company in the ethical battle for a long term digital strategy?

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SEOmoz launches SEO Web Application

a SEO platform seeks to leverage some of SEOmoz’s unique tools in one central platform with a long awaited update that allow you to track campaign metrics overtime to allow marketers to measure results.

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David has previously co-published Google Advertising Tools 2nd Edition with O’Reilly and regularly writes for several industry blogs such as: Search Engine Journal, Flippa, Marketing.com.au, MarketingMag, DynamicBusiness, SEOmoz (now MOZ), Technorati, and Search News Central. His educational background includes a Business Marketing Diploma and a Business Marketing Degree from James Cook University for good measure.
He started out in this industry in 2008 under The Lost Agency as a search analyst, since I started back then have worked with several leading web development companies and several global marketing agencies such as Next Digital & Amnesia Razorfish. I’ve worked across projects focused on Google AdWords, Google Analytics, WebTrends, Facebook Advertising, Twitter Campaigns, Social Media Strategies, SEO Audits, SEO Technical Projects, ASO, Content Marketing, Link Building Projects and digital marketing strategies.

I need to write more content on Davidiwanow.com which is my main site but also can be found writing for several industry blogs when I get a good topic and some headspace to write a decent post. I also love promoting conferences and events and did a number of interviews with industry leaders in the past. After leaving Melbourne in 2013 I spent almost 3 years in Amsterdam working for Marktplaats which was part of ebay classifieds group and 2dehands.be and 2ememain.be which is the largest free classifieds site in Belgium. I spent a few years in London working at a SEO agency BlueGlass but needed more of a challenge so moved to Schibsted as SEO Manager for Global Deployments where I was promoted to Global SEO Manager looking after SEO & ASO across 22 leading classified websites. In 2019 I made a decision to return to The Netherlands with Danone as their Global Search & Traffic manager looking after their 379 digital properties. During Covid in 2021 I had the opportunity to move to Reckitt as Head of Search where I’m currently based looking after both paid and organic strategy for 800+ websites for brands such as Dettol, Lysol, Durex, Finish, Vanish, Nurofen, Gaviscon, Enfamil, Strepsils & Dobendan.