The Most Popular Holiday Toys Since 1981

Posted December 23rd, 2011 in Ecommerce SEO by Brian Thomas Clark

This infographic featuring the most popular holiday toys since 1981 is a wonderful trip down memory lane. Perhaps more so because I definitely fit the age demographic they are showcasing. However I really only counted 4 toys that I actually ever owned on this list. And I’m rather happy to see that I owned none of the top toys from 90s. I was 10 years old by then, so that was kid’s stuff.

Click through on this post to see the infographic, and let us know in the comments if you owned any of these toys as a child (or adult, I suppose).

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2011 Sharing Trends From Add This

Posted December 15th, 2011 in Social Media/Networking by Brian Thomas Clark

Fascinating look at 2011 sharing trends from the ever popular widget/plugin/tool, AddThis. For those of you who don’t know it by it’s name, AddThis is the tool that creates all of the Facebook, Twitter, Google+, LinkedIn and other icons that appear at the end of posts on hundreds of thousands (probably millions) of sites. It’s an awesome tool to help you share content on your website. If you aren’t using AddThis, we highly recommend it.

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We’re Going Infographic Crazy! Google’s Collateral Damage

Posted December 13th, 2011 in Algorithm Changes, Technical SEO by Brian Thomas Clark

A nifty infographic that describes how Google’s constant algorithm changes effect the world of search and the internet as a whole.

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SEO Salaries – Top Cities, Jobs and Salary Ranges for SEO Professionals

Posted November 29th, 2011 in SEO News, SEO Resources by Brian Thomas Clark

Interesting infographic on SEO salaries, job titles and top 20 cities for SEO jobs. While SEO job opportunities and salaries rise in the obvious “coastal” marketplaces, it’s good to see some midwest and southern markets included here such as Atlanta and Austin. This information can provide you and your business with a good barometer for a potential in-house SEO hire. Though it doesn’t break down exactly the responsibilities for each job title (since many of the responsibilities across each one often overlap) you can at least get a sense for how you want to position your new hire hunt online.

As an additional reference, we’ve listed the job titles below in order of what we believe to be level of expertise and responsibilities, thus compensation:

1. SEO/Search Marketing Director
2. SEO Manager
3. SEO Analyst/Specialist
4. Content/Keyword Strategist + Link Builder
5. Web/SEO Copywriter
6. Other

What do you think of these statistics? Are they inline with what you see in your region of the country? If you’re a small business owner, does this data make you want to hire an in-house SEO professional or outsource to an SEO agency?

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Black Friday and Cyber Monday Infographic

Posted November 23rd, 2011 in Ecommerce SEO by Brian Thomas Clark

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