Announced today, Google purchased Motorola Mobility (widely known as the builder of Motorola’s cellphones and tablets) for $12.5 billion. Motorola Mobility significantly helped the company return to stronger revenue with its line of Android based smartphones. Some analysts say this shines light on future plans for Google (including the development of Google Tablets), however most say that this move is more about securing patents.

Social Media has evolved into an online force. Michael Stricker @RadioMS SEO and Social Media Strategist at WebiMax, explains:

As Google continues to update their search algorithms, it seems as though they are updated every-day. Actually, they are! Matt Cutts announced that they “change the algorithms all time time”. The most recent and talked about changes include the infamous Panda Update, and then there was Panda 2.0, Panda 3.0, and so on.

Bloggers feel as though we are our own authors, writing, informing, and providing rich quality content for others to read. In this age where social media, smartphones, and blogs essentially govern the lives of those in the spotlight, they can be magnificent mechanisms for exposure, or they can have negative effects on exposure.

Kenneth C. Wisnefski, founder and CEO of WebiMax, announced today that the company was named the Fastest Growing Company in Southern New Jersey for 2011, by South Jersey Biz Magazine. The Mount Laurel, NJ based search engine optimization firm was reviewed on key factors including revenue growth, employee growth, products and services portfolio, and leadership. Wisnefski calls this “another distinction of the journey of what was once a small business start-up that has now become a nationally and internationally recognized SEO firm”.

Over the past 5 years, an internet hacking, or “Cyber Attack” campaign has been infiltrating the networks of a total of 72 institutions throughout the world. The victims include multiple governments, agencies, organizations, and companies. Today, McAfee released an official report, disclosing the list of victims, and suggests the attack originated in China.

More and more reports have surfaced on major news outlets stating that +1 represents an excellent opportunity for SEO firms to “cash-in” and sell +1 services to significantly inflate the online visibility of their clients. Kenneth C. Wisnefski, founder and CEO of WebiMax, the #1 rated search engine optimization firm in the United States and Australia, challenges this by stating “companies are looking to abuse the fundamental principles behind Google’s +1”, and further cautions companies that are offered these services.

Social Media platforms (notably, Twitter) have clearly evolved to become the most efficient form of mass-communication. It’s now becoming that it’s also the most effective. Reports surfaced over the weekend that Twitter played an integral role in the debt ceiling debate in Washington.

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Google released “+1” in June as a method for web users to essentially give their seal of approval to individual websites. Sites that accumulate many will have favorable search engine result visibility. As +1 challenges the traditional dynamics of search engine optimization, Kenneth C. Wisnefski, founder and CEO of WebiMax, discusses the potential manipulation and negative influence this may cause the search industry.

Ever since Groupon filed their S-1 filing with the SEC back in early June, investors and social media experts have been wondering when exactly the official IPO date will be released. Groupon, the “deals and discounts” website, was offered a $6 billion takeover from Google in December 2010, clearly rejecting it because they feel as though they can grow tremendously in the online deals arena.

By now, just about everyone’s heard of social media. After all, even the Pope has a Twitter account. But what about social SEO? With the introduction of Google Plus, social SEO has become an industry buzz word—and for good reason.

High quality web design SEO companies, like WebiMax, assist clients in building a strong and optimized website. Strong optimization built within the beginning framework of the website holds tremendous value and helps our clients surpass their online goals.

Local Search Visibility is a service that has emerged in recent years as Google has made a strong push to introduce (and enhance) local search. This service works well for companies that want to focus in a geographically defined area.

Mount Laurel, NJ, Kenneth C. Wisnefski, founder and CEO of WebiMax, announced today, that “on July 1, 2011, WebiMax will be moving our U.S. based headquarters to a 24,000 square foot operations center located in Mount Laurel, NJ”. The operations center is set to house up to 300 employees by the end of 2012.

At the beginning of last week, we at WebiMax started seeing another wave of movements in search engine rankings that suggested to us Panda 2.2 update was live. Unannounced at first, Google now confirmed today that this was in fact the case. Although we’ve all known that the update would be arriving shortly, no one knew exactly when it would happen.

If you’re an entrepreneur, CEO, or marketing executive that has been paying attention to the entire buzz behind “Google” and “SEO”, then surely you understand the importance of increasing your online visibility. Consider this: Google holds 85% market share in internet search engines. Paying attention to Google’s PageRank parameters and understanding SEO value can give your company a competitive advantage.

Kenneth C. Wisnefski, founder and CEO of WebiMax, announced today, that “in congruence with our global expansion initiative, I have appointed David Touri (Sydney, Australia) and Alex Schlup (London, United Kingdom) as Directors of our international offices in Australia and the United Kingdom”.