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EPISODE · Aug 29, 2013 · 54 MIN

Regulators SEO News; August 29th 2013

from SEO Radio · host Terry Van Horne

Welcome to another episode of the Regulators on SEO Dojo Radio! This week Terry, Steve, David and Justin continue using the hangout format to record their rants and comments on the Search and Social Media events in the news! It was a slow week but the guys did get around to talking about how It's now Easier to Administer Promotions on Facebook; PLA CPC Trend Study by Marin; Google Palestine Hacked; the 5 Questions With HomeAdvisor.com; Keyword Tool Replaced by Keyword Planner; Facebook Drives 2X traffic as Twitter to Parsely News clients; YouTube to shelve video responses due to extremely low click through rate and more! Here's the video version (podcast is below that); It's now Easier to Administer Promotions on Facebook PLA CPC Trend Study by Marin and the trend graph Twitter IPO? Google Palestine Hacked How One Brand Switched A Million URLs & Lived To Tell About It: 5 Questions With HomeAdvisor.com Google Keyword Tool Replaced by Keyword Planner Facebook Drives 2X traffic as Twitter to Parsely News clients YouTube to shelve video responses due to extremely low click through rate the Regulators: Terry Van Horne Steve Gerenscer Justin Parks Dave Harry iTunes and the Dojo Radio iPhone App! our Sponsors

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