Imagine the thought process Batman employs when battling a villain as cunning and unpredictable as The Penguin. Now, apply that same thought process to SEO. You now know what it takes to combat a Google Algorithm update.

What do you think about when writing content for a blog article, press release or product page? Do you think about search engine optimization, or do you write for your human audience?

Do you even know how to pronounce meme? You've probably come across a meme. You may have even shared one with a friend. Not to worry, they're not contagious. VJ29RYHSCMT5

Wasabi Roasted Seaweed Snacks; Chocolate Filled French Toast; Beer Battered Vidalia Sweet Onion Rings. Now that you're drooling at the mouth and craving a tasty treat, let's look at what Trader Joe's can teach us about SEO.

Unless you've been sequestered on jury duty, you've probably heard that Apple has an event tomorrow. Whether 3 or HD, Retina Display or not, a new iPad is expected to be showcased along with "just one more thing" (if Tim Cook carries on the tradition).

Continuing with our discussion from two weeks ago, I briefly touched upon CRO, or Conversion Rate Optimization. This week, we dive into the heart of the matter and discuss the conversion of website visitors. Oh, and BannerView.com has a newly redesigned website, which fits in quite well with our discussion.

Former Apple iPhone Marketing Manager, Bob Borchers recently discussed how Steve Jobs approached his development team with the concept. For Steve, it was more than specs and functionality. He wanted to make a connection.

First, remove all breakables from around your immediate space. Even though we want to be non-destructive, collateral damage happens. Next, dump the Brahm's Lullaby for something more abrasive. May I suggest Korn's "Did My Time" as an opening track. Now, let's rattle the rafte

Right here right now, your clients expect an answer, the search engines expect new content and the world expects your business to operate at a much faster rate than the day before. Yes, your website will have to conduct business "in the moment" or else lose out to the competition.

Revisiting Google Plus, I've found that my interest in the social network is waning. As I mentioned in this article before, it has some things to offer. Yet, after months of existence, I still feel something lacking.