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Pinky and the Brain, Search Marketing & User Experience Design
When Google went from being just another new search engine to the search engine, I couldn’t stop comparing the company to the cartoon series, Pinky and the Brain. In my mind, the conversation between Larry and Sergey was identical to … Continue reading
Posted in Articles, Recent, Search Engines, SEL Republish
Tagged brain, Google, neuroscience, Search Engines, user experience design
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Search Engines Are Like Home Delivery Trucks
While thinking about recent news surrounding the latest algorithm changes Google made and pondering something Matt Cutts has been saying about search, a picture came to my mind of a Google person arriving at my house delivering search results all … Continue reading
Posted in Cre8pc, Search Engine Marketing, Usability, Web Design
Tagged Search Engines, seo, ses nyc, Usability, ux
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The UX and SEO Connection For Our Changing Times
If you’re seeking signs of hope or signals for where to put your time, money and energy for your online business, I have some direction to pass along. The convergence of Internet Marketing and User Experience design is where the … Continue reading
Posted in Search Engines, User Centered Design
Tagged eric lander, mike grehan, peter daVanzo, Search Engines, seo, User Centered Design
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