What the TUK! This is the sad story of an amazing story untold.
Posted by Frank Orman October 23, 2012Categories: Marketing, Social Media | No Comments
What the TUK!
The Case Study of an Amazing Brand Experience.
As someone who is passionate about brand experiences and how companies can easily enthuse their customers to experience and then share the most amazing brand experience stories, I wrote this piece after visiting Tuk Cho, a potentially exciting restaurant in Ealing, London.

Thanks to @Mr_Qureshi_ for the image of this rickshaw
EU Cookie Law: Case Studies & Thoughts
Posted by Frank Orman October 19, 2012Categories: Blog Post | No Comments
Recently a number of my clients have asked me about developments regarding the EU Cookie Law. So I decided to look around to see if I could find any advice that might be of use to them.

"Cookies" © 2009 John Smith, used under a Creative Commons Attribution license: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0/deed.en
Google Targets Low Quality Exact Match Domains
Posted by Henry Croft October 19, 2012Categories: Google | No Comments
It’s been a busy year for Matt Cutts and his webspam team at Google.
So far this year we’ve seen the new Penguin update, which penalised sites with spammy backlinks, and a number of Panda update refreshes, which continue to crack down on sites with low-quality on-page content. Read More
Where Do We Come From? What Are We? Where Are We Going?
Posted by Frank Orman September 25, 2012Categories: Blog Post | No Comments
© 2006 Mark Barry, used under a Creative Commons Attribution License: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/
Paul Gauguin painted this masterpiece, a discourse on the meaning of life, in the nineteenth century. Today in the twenty-first century it’s as relevant as it was then. Transitioning from birth to death in the symbolic forms of the baby, the virile youth and the old lady, Gauguin poses these three fundamental questions.
So what do these have to do with Online Marketing?
Unique Social Media Opportunity for Tour Operators
Posted by Frank Orman September 19, 2012Categories: Social Media | No Comments

"Grapes" © 2012 Jeena Paradies, used under a Creative Commons Attribution license: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0/deed.en
A decent proposal
If you offer your clients holidays with wine related themes then I have a unique proposition for you. Read More
Speaking to the World
Posted by Jaimie Henderson September 19, 2012Categories: Copywriting | No Comments
Do you Understand?
The Internet is an incredible tool for linking people around the planet. We’ve recently completed a large project for a client that dealt with hotel bookings for customers across the world. Although as a company, Leadgenerators has clients from a number of different countries, this was one of the first times that I had to really take into account how internationally appropriate we needed to make our online copy.

"Dictionary" © 2007 Dylan Cantwell, used under a Creative Commons Attribution license: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0/deed.en
A Recipe for Link Building Success
Posted by Henry Croft September 12, 2012Categories: Linking Strategy | No Comments
Here at LeadGenerators, we have, much like cunning Swiss chocolatiers or faux-military chicken magnates, honed and perfected a very special recipe – link building. Over the years, our tried-and-rested formula, which has combined, among other ingredients, Viral Link Articles and Blog Posts, has won many a battle for our clients.
Then on April 24 this year, like Clint Eastwood in a shiny new poncho, the Penguin Update rolled into town.

Clint Eastwood – © 2006 VectorPortal, used under a Creative Commons Attribution License: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/”

