There have been a sharp increase in the number of search roles in the quarter coming up to the Christmas period, perhaps companies are ramping up for the silly season to get customers spending their hard earned dollars. Here are a few search jobs you may be interested in.Search | Sales Manager - $60-80k base, super and commissions (sales experience)Search Engine Marketing Manager - $70-80k base plus super (3-5 years SEM plus team management)Search Engine Marketing Executive - $40-60k plus super (1-3 years experience)Web Analytics Manager - $80-100k, plus super (omiture, google, site catalyst - 3-5 years analytics experience)For all inquiries contact Ronan at Xpand on 02 9346 5232 or ronan.mahon@xpand.com.au
Wednesday, February 29, 2012
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A Designer in Denmark ? Part 1
I have been here in Copenhagen, Denmark for just over 2 weeks now so I thought I would write an article on what I have learnt and experienced so far. I must admit, Along with …
Why Google Remarketing Rocks
What is Google Remarketing, and how can it help enhance your web presence and increase your conversions online? If you?re not already taking advantage of this nifty feature in your paid search advertising, you may be missing out on easy sales pickings. Overview Google Remarketing creates repeat opportunities to capture conversions from visitors who left [...]
A Designer in Denmark ? Part 1
I have been here in Copenhagen, Denmark for just over 2 weeks now so I thought I would write an article on what I have learnt and experienced so far. I must admit, Along with …
Web Designers ? Charge What You?re Worth
After being a web designer for almost 10 years now I feel I need to give back a useful piece of advice which may help other web designers out there with a problem that comes …
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Google Paying You to Give Up Your Privacy?
Google has just launched (albeit quietly) another initiative aimed at further delving into web users’ browing habits, with the introduction of Screenwise. This is what the search engine company has to say to would-be participants in this new opt-in program: You’ll add a browser extension that will share with Google the sites you visit and [...]
List & Table Items Displayed in Google Search Result Listings
Even if the Google search results pages appear to be quite plain, Google is constantly trying to improve the user experience by adding new features.
From the introduction of rich snippets to the new site links for branded terms, the Google search result listings are changing all the time. Most of these changes aim at helping the user to find the best result for his/her query and therefore improve the overall user search experience Recently, we have noticed a new feature in the Google search engine listings. The items from a list or table are displayed in the snippet in the form of a bullet list rather than simple text. The new listing format often include the number of items in the list. For example, if you type "LCD Tvs" in Google Australia, you will noticed that the BigW listing includes a bullet-pointed list of products:
According to Raj Krishnan, product manager at Google: "Snippets?the few lines of text that appear under every search result?are designed to give you a sense for what?s on the page and why it?s relevant to your query," "This week we started rolling out snippet improvements for pages that contain lists; results for these pages will now reflect the structure of the page, rather than just showing two lines of text. If a search result consists mostly of a structured list, like a table or series of bullets, we?ll show a list of three relevant rows or items underneath the result in a bulleted format,". "The snippet will also show an approximate count of the total number of rows or items on the page," he added. In the case of our example, adding the list snippet will help the user to differenciate an ecommerce retailer from a site providing information. From an SEO point of view, it would make sense for retailers to list their featured products/ products on special, at the top of their page lists to ensure maximum exposure in the search results!
From the introduction of rich snippets to the new site links for branded terms, the Google search result listings are changing all the time. Most of these changes aim at helping the user to find the best result for his/her query and therefore improve the overall user search experience Recently, we have noticed a new feature in the Google search engine listings. The items from a list or table are displayed in the snippet in the form of a bullet list rather than simple text. The new listing format often include the number of items in the list. For example, if you type "LCD Tvs" in Google Australia, you will noticed that the BigW listing includes a bullet-pointed list of products:
According to Raj Krishnan, product manager at Google: "Snippets?the few lines of text that appear under every search result?are designed to give you a sense for what?s on the page and why it?s relevant to your query," "This week we started rolling out snippet improvements for pages that contain lists; results for these pages will now reflect the structure of the page, rather than just showing two lines of text. If a search result consists mostly of a structured list, like a table or series of bullets, we?ll show a list of three relevant rows or items underneath the result in a bulleted format,". "The snippet will also show an approximate count of the total number of rows or items on the page," he added. In the case of our example, adding the list snippet will help the user to differenciate an ecommerce retailer from a site providing information. From an SEO point of view, it would make sense for retailers to list their featured products/ products on special, at the top of their page lists to ensure maximum exposure in the search results!
The Power of Guest Posting
Publishing guest posts on domains other than your own is a great way to connect with industry influencers and attract highly qualified visitors to your website. To get the most out of guest posting, you’d ideally want to publish your content to a top tier blog that already has an established audience. Where do I [...]
How Does a Freelance Web Designer Find Work?
Finding work is a obviously a big part of being a freelance web designer. It’s something you always need to be aware of and have techniques in place to make sure you have a steady …
Friday, February 3, 2012
You want web with that?
Right now, somewhere in the world of physical product marketing there's a conversation in progress that goes something like this: "how can we use the digital/web/mobile platforms to enhance our product/offer?".
Web & SEO Sales Professional ( BDM)
Freedom SEO is a fresh and fast growing SEO & Search Engine marketing firm based in Melbourne, which has a wealth of experienced team members, from all over the IT industry. Due to rapid growth and expansion plans, we are looking for an enthusiastic, ethical and professional web sales expert to join our team.This is a high profile role within our organisation, that enjoys an enviable reputation for excellence. This role is ideally suited to the ambitious BDM who strives for success. The successful applicant will have a proven track record in B2B sales. SEO (Search Engine Optimisation) experience will be highly regarded.Key Objectives & Responsibilities:? Create new leads through research and networking.
? Present sales proposals to potential clients.
? Ensure the highest level of customer service.
? Achieve sales targets, and encourage the growth of the business.
? Build, maint
ain and enhance relationships with new and existing customers.Key Attributes:? Experience in SEO, PPC, social media and other online marketing products.
? Good Phone manners and strong experience in cold calling businesses.
? A strong sales and customer service history in selling to SMEs.
? A proactive outlook.
? Account Management experience.
? Experience in managing a pipeline of high-end small to medium businesses from qualifying, prospecting and to contract signature.
? Experience in preparation of quotes, proposals, and presentations as required.
? Computer and internet savvy skills and should be familiar with MS Office applications.Remuneration will include $50K base + achievable and uncapped commissions. As the company is in the growth phase, there is great opportunity for career progression!To apply for this role submit or email your cv and cover letter to gordon.chong@freedomseo.com.a
u
? Present sales proposals to potential clients.
? Ensure the highest level of customer service.
? Achieve sales targets, and encourage the growth of the business.
? Build, maint
ain and enhance relationships with new and existing customers.Key Attributes:? Experience in SEO, PPC, social media and other online marketing products.
? Good Phone manners and strong experience in cold calling businesses.
? A strong sales and customer service history in selling to SMEs.
? A proactive outlook.
? Account Management experience.
? Experience in managing a pipeline of high-end small to medium businesses from qualifying, prospecting and to contract signature.
? Experience in preparation of quotes, proposals, and presentations as required.
? Computer and internet savvy skills and should be familiar with MS Office applications.Remuneration will include $50K base + achievable and uncapped commissions. As the company is in the growth phase, there is great opportunity for career progression!To apply for this role submit or email your cv and cover letter to gordon.chong@freedomseo.com.a
u
Thursday, February 2, 2012
Google PageRank Update - June 2011 - Finally!
Even if the PageRank score is slowly loosing its aura amongst SEO professionals and webmasters, it is always great to see that some of your work is paying off!Over the last 2 years, Google got into a good rythm of updating the PageRank every 3 months, but had suddently stopped in April 2010, which was the last time I recorded a page rank update. Some people recorded an update on January 2011, but I did not really see it in Australia.
Sitemaps Update
Google recently updated the Sitemaps section of Webmaster Tools to be more user-friendly and provide clearer, more detailed information.
Sitemaps Update
Google recently updated the Sitemaps section of Webmaster Tools to be more user-friendly and provide clearer, more detailed information.
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