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Ecreativeworks, based in Minneapolis, Minnesota specializes in website development and online marketing opportunities for our clients. With a large focus on industrial web site design and search engine marketing, our expertise ranges from website design and development to building custom web applications to streamline your business. Our extensive experience developing websites and search engine optimization enables our clients to have a partner who can take care of all their online needs.
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The Latest News from Ecreativeworks
Bing replaced Live as MSN’s search technology earlier this month. So far, the new search engine has yet to make much of a dent in the marketshare of it’s biggest competitors Google and Yahoo. StatCounter reported the following on the 11th of June -
StatCounter analyzed search engine market share two weeks before and after the [...]
Posted on 29 June 2009 | 5:36 pm
For many industrial companies, relationships with distributors are very important. You may provide a product that is exclusively resold through distributors. You realize that distributors are highly essential to your bottom line, as they move your product into the hands of your consumers. You might not realize that you can earn valuable SEO benefits from [...]
Posted on 26 June 2009 | 4:26 pm
The Search Engine Round Table posted about a Q&A they participated in with Matt Cutts. The discussion was about the effectiveness of using of no-follows in the comments in a blog. This was Matt’s response -
Q: Okay, but doesn’t this encourage me to link out less? Should I turn off comments on my blog?
A: I [...]
Posted on 26 June 2009 | 3:11 pm
Inspired by my team member’s post about Eleanor Roosevelt as ‘blogger’, I did some digging and found a great blog post by Dawud Miracle, in which he explores the possibility that Benjamin Franklin was also ”a blogger – without a doubt”. A prolific writer who printed regular installments of Poor Richard’s Almanack, he was also a satirist, political theorist, [...]
Posted on 22 June 2009 | 9:55 am
Social media, Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn…You can’t escape these words. They’re in the news, in the papers, and your online experience is drenched in social media. The reason its so popular is because its “new” and evolving so rapidly. But I stumbled across an article that made me realize: social media is not new - it [...]
Posted on 19 June 2009 | 4:27 pm
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