Through their proven expertise leveraging Google AdWords and a strong SEO ideation process for organic growth, Core and More Technologies has helped AtHoc, Inc. to enjoy an incredible 65% increase in traffic to their site! By working with internal AtHoc marketing personnel, Core and More Technologies first gained a detailed understanding of the AtHoc short and long-term vertical marketing strategy. This was then translated into a comprehensive list of keywords most likely to be used by those seeking the products and solutions that AtHoc offers. These keywords were then strategically placed throughout the Google content network while the AtHoc website was optimized to achieve higher visibility across the major search engines. We are very excited about this first set of results!
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We are pleased to announce that Silicone Valley, CA. based AtHoc, Inc. has selected Core and More Technologies to provide end-to-end internet marketing services.
We are excited to have been chosen by this emergency notification pioneer. By selecting Core and More Technologies to help refine their message and reach the broadest range of potential customers across the globe, AtHoc has once again demonstrated unwavering consistency in seeking only the highest level of quality on behalf of their service providers. Leveraging the services of Core and More Technologies, AtHoc will show their visitors how they accelerate innovation to meet customer demand more rapidly, expand partner opportunities and sustain their position of industry leadership.
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MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif. (AP) — Google has pulled back another curtain and revealed the size of its lucrative Internet ad network in the U.S. It spans more than 1.5 million advertisers and Web sites.
The Associated Press calculated the figure from a state-by-state breakdown of Google Inc.’s operations that the company released Tuesday.
It marks the second time in two days that Google has shared previously unknown details about the marketing channel that generates most of its revenue. The Internet search leader spelled out the commissions that it pays its ad partners for the first time Monday.
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From Information Week:
“An early peek at the upgraded Google Apps and an exclusive series of interviews with Google engineers reveals how the productivity apps have been formulated to take on a bigger role in the office — and a bite out of Microsoft’s Office suite.”
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From Entrepreneur Magazine:
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Google is now using site speed – “how quickly a site responds to web requests” – as part of the criteria for ranking links on its world-dominating search engine.”
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