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SEO Books Review of Google in a Decade 23rd March 2011 3:48 PM

Originally Posted by headsocial

“I

UK Budget time... Today 12.30 GMT 23rd March 2011 3:02 PM

Just seen latest on the Beeb.

Fuel duty to be cut by 1p per litre from 1800 GMT
Planned inflation rise in fuel duty due in April to be delayed until 2012
Annual 1p above inflation "fuel escalator" rise scrapped until 2015
Measures to be paid for by

UK Budget time... Today 12.30 GMT 23rd March 2011 1:11 PM

BBC News - Budget 2011 at a glance: George Osborne's key points

Business wise:

Corporation tax to be cut by 2% in April, not 1% as previously planned
Bank levy to be adjusted so banks do not pay less tax as a result
43 tax reliefs to be scrapped as part of simplification of tax code

Facebook Marketing and SEO 23rd March 2011 11:31 AM

Originally Posted by NewSpartan Gym

“where it says above, after setting up the fan page and getting 20 fans you can set up your own mini page, it was that i was refering too”

ahh I'm with you. I think he means that you can simply edit the code using the FB Markup language within your fan page, as opposed to being an external page hosted outside of facebook.

SEO Books Review of Google in a Decade 23rd March 2011 11:11 AM

fantastic.

Particularly like ehow, bought in 2004 for $100k, sold in 2006 for $40 million

Open to any ridiculous offers for My Local Services

Waitrose 23rd March 2011 10:51 AM

I really don't understand how it can cost

Old SEO Do you still chase it 23rd March 2011 9:23 AM

Originally Posted by headsocial

“So do people still do the older stuff, I know directories is a new field but do you advertise on myspace”

I just lump it together as social networking, it was MySpace, now it's FaceBook. tomorrow it maybe something else, but the principles the same.

Must admit though, have never advertised on My Space, and tried briefly on FaceBook, but the adoption of things like the "like" buttons seems to have been far more effective.

Enterprise Zones... they're coming back 23rd March 2011 9:17 AM

I always remember in Corporate land, if you stay with a company long enough, then you normally witness a full circle of strategy, as successive managers and directors put their stamp and vision on a companies direction.

Looks like you can say the same for goverment policy

I wonder where the investment will come from for the latest incarnation of Enterprise Zones.
Government's enterprise zones to be revealed - nebusiness.co.uk

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