Finding out “where” you rank is not as easy as you may think. It is also not as important as you probably believe… http://www.anchorwave.com/understanding-google-average-rankings/ See on http://www.anchorwave.com

I got an alert last night that the Google Places Guidelines changed – For the Better IMO! It’s always been against the rules to add city or keywords See on localsearchforum.catalystemarketing.com

Your website ranking top on Google Organic search results but you are not getting the CTR (Click-Through Rate) as you have expected for current rankings? See on hubmaze.com

“In 2014, the three pillars of SEO remain the same as they were in 2013; but I predict (and hope) that social media will come to be fully adopted as the third pillar by previously-skeptical business owners and marketers.  Content strategy, inbound…

Do you know how to be found on LinkedIn? The trick is in understanding how LinkedIn works and how you can take full advantage of the search algorithm. See on blog.hootsuite.com

For all of the discussion of data in marketing, and Big Data in 2014, most B2B marketers are showing they are inept when it comes to actually using data to improve the majority of their marketing. Here are three places…

Forget wireless charging, the MacBook of the future could be solar powered — if Apples patented technology comes to market. The Cupertino … DataProtectionCenter.com – Tech and SecurityTo provide you the latest news! See on http://www.dataprotectioncenter.com

The mobile payments arena may not seem so big right now, but make no mistake: We’re just seeing the beginning of a rapidly growing trend. See on http://www.engadget.com

Facebanx launches multimodal password replacement solutionPlanet BiometricsFacebanx, a provider of biometric security technology, has launched new software that allows users to use an image of their face and a voiceprint to replace their password. See on http://www.planetbiometrics.com

SpyEye malware inventor pleads guilty to bank fraudCNETThe alleged architect of the bank-hacking malware SpyEye, which is said to have infected 1.4 million computers, has pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit wire and bank fraud. See on news.cnet.com