Google Adwords Interface is getting better and better with many user friendly features. As a follow up to the Google Adwords beta version success, the search giant has introduced this new Adwords interface loaded with many new features. This post will mainly discuss the following features:

• Creating Custom Alerts
• Filter options
• Spreadsheet Editing

Creating Custom Alerts:
Custom Alert is available in the ‘More actions’ dropdown box as shown in the below window 1. When you click the ‘Create a Custom Alert’ from the dropdown, you will land in window 2.
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Anything related to Twitter creates an immediate buzz – right from newly sprung microblogging services to brand new Twitter clients. Innumerable plugins, addons, applications and mobile interfaces are available for Twitter. Though most of them make a lot of promises, only a few deliver value.

Listed below are a few popular Twitter tools that keep your tweets going.
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Last week, we noticed the invasion of US websites in UK search results. Following which Matt Cutts replied with his video on Why .com sites rank higher in UK results?

As a follow-up to the Google UK search updates, we observed some tweaks in the result pages where the formatting of the search results were modified. Major formatting changes include increase in the Line Spacing and missing Underlines for the links.

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With recent success in iPhone Application Development to our clients targeting different sectors and promoting the apps through our iPhone Apps Marketing services, we have decided to share with our readers some of the top iPhone SEO apps that we came across recently and have been using in the marketing process.

Domainer: A free app to check your websites Google PageRank. Once you have checked, you can delete and move to the next site.

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If web design is the heart of website success, we can term SEO as the brain of website success. Normally, a website comes for optimization once the design part gets completed. At this point, the website is raw, without any SEO stuff.

The burden of optimization worsens things for both SEOs and designers. SEOs need to optimize the visually-compelling website. Designers need to make phenomenal modifications in it to achieve higher ranking in SERPs.

To avoid all these circumstances, it is better if SEO and design get married in the initial phases itself. Better if they evolve together into a well-optimized and well-designed website.

SEO is not an old snake oil with stereotypical strategies or straitjacket methodologies. It is a fast growing, ever-changing ‘happening’ field in the world wide web. Search Engine ranking algorithms change every now and then so much so that one can easily forget about meta tag optimization, keyword stuffing etc.

In such a state of flux, does Link, Design and Content deliver any value to a website? If they do, should web design and SEO work together to achieve this? The answer is a big YES!

Make Links Carry Value

No more “click here” and “learn more” links will be seen in a website if SEOs and Designers work together. When we try to go with terms like “click here” and “learn more” for making a clickable anchor text, we lose vital keyword rich anchor texts in internal navigation / internal linking.

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