What will happen to paid links implemented using JavaScript?

Magico from London, UK asks: “Now that Google can crawl JavaScript links, what is going to happen with all those paid links that were behind JavaScript code? Will Google start penalising them?” Thisvideo is part of a “Grab Bag” series in which Matt Cutts, head of Google’s webspam team, answers questions from webmasters. We’re not currently taking new video questions, so your best bet for getting an answer about webmaster-related search issues is to head to our help forum: www.google.com

Facebook Ads, Paid Traffic Generation for Real Estate Professionals

Brian Kinash of Effective Realty Sites discusses the benefits of Facebook Ads as a paid traffic generation tool for real estate professionals websites. Touching on the flexibility, the targeting and how and why paid traffic is an important element in Organic or Natural Search Optimization and Marketing
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Paid search or SEO? The ultimate battle with Stacie Susens, Kenshoo at SES Chicago 2010

Jamie Smith, CEO, Engine Ready, interviews Stacie Susens, Kenshoo (Stacie previously worked at Resolution Media) on the panel “Ultimate Search Battle” at SES Chicago 2010. Jamie asks Stacy the million dollar question, what is more important, paid search or SEO? Stacy says it is a hybrid approach, using both paid and natural search can drive the best outcomes for your business and generate insights from each channel. Stacy says both paid search and natural search have their benefits and their cons, so when you play off the pros and cons of each you will get the best results for your business. Jamie says if you do have a top organic ranking, try running your ads on the lower side of the page and test the real-estate; the same applies if you have an organic ranking that doesn’t rank in the top 2 or 3 listings of Google, then try experimenting with a paid ad at the top of the page. For more information on speaking at SES Chicago, please visit: www.seschicago.com