Our Search Engine Marketing reading list for the week ending Friday, July 13, 2012.

Friday, July 13, 2012

1. First Thoughts On Google’s New Tabbed Sitelinks | SEOmoz
2. Paid Search Growth Slows, Mobile Spikes in Q2 2012 | Search Engine Watch
3. Confirmed: Google Has Begun Shipping All Those Pre-Ordered Nexus 7s | Tech Crunch
4. Google Tests Adding Analytics Data To AdWords | Search Engine Land
5. Strangers Raise $10,000 to Fund Man’s Inspiring Last Wish | Mashable

Thursday, July 12, 2012

1. Saying Goodbye to Online Lurking | AllThingsD
2. Yahoo Confirms, Apologizes For The Email Hack, Says Still Fixing. Plus, Check If You Were Impacted |TechCrunch
3. Twitter Blog: Overhauling mobile.twitter.com from the ground up
4. Digg has received more than $45MM from investors, sells for $500,000 | Mashable
5. No SEO Ever Went Wrong By… | Search Engine Land 

Wednesday, July 11, 2012

1. What If Teens Prefer Twitter to Facebook? | Advertising Age
2. Mobile Websites vs Responsive Design: What’s the right solution for your business? | Analytics Blog
3. Gartner report shows PCs have peaked and may begin the long road to obscurity | 9to5Mac
4. Agency Auctions Off Its 2008 Mini Coupe After Losing Account | Adweek
5. Why SEO Basics Still Matter | Bruce Clay blog

Tuesday, July 10, 2012

1. Here’s what All-Star visitors like, dislike about KC | KansasCity.com
2. Global Internet Ad Spend Up 12% in Q1 | Mashable
3. Facebook, Google, and the Mirage of ‘Engagement’ | AllThingsD
4. Turning the Twitter Stream into an SEO Reservoir | Forrester Blogs
5. Kansas City’s Wheeler Downtown Airport sees an influx of corporate aircraft in town for the All Star Game. | KC Biz Journal

Monday, July 9, 2012

1. Simpler search for Twitter
2. Bruce Clay Blog: Editorial calendar releases a ton of pressure from your daily content-creation process |
3. Infographic Links Might Get Discounted In The Future | Search Engine Land
4. Runners, hits and homers mark All-Star run-up | Kansas City Business Journal
5. Weekly SEM Reading List | 07/06/2012 | Group 3 Solutions 

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