Twitter Tactics You Should Be Using, Part One
Posted by Chris Penrith December 21, 2010Categories: #SEMstump, Marketing, Twitter | No Comments
Pic by Rosaura Ochoa.
Have you ever thought that there’s a distinct lack of intelligent discussion to be found about Twitter marketing?
TwitRank?
Posted by Alex MacFarlane December 16, 2010Categories: Search Engine Optimization, Social Media, Twitter | No Comments
At the beginning of this month, an interview conducted with representatives of Google and Bing by Danny Sullivan confirmed what many of us in the online marketing solutions business have long suspected: search engines take social media activities into account when calculating the ranking of a web page. Specifically, Twitter activity is considered valuable. What does this mean for those of us who use Twitter (or are thinking of using it) in their online campaigns?
4 Uses for 301 Redirects
Posted by Alex MacFarlane November 30, 2010Categories: #SEMstump, Facebook | No Comments
Question:
I’ve come across the term ‘301 redirects’ a few times now, in different contexts, sometimes to do with online marketing. I’m a bit confused about what they’re for. Can you guys clear things up for me?
Vicky T-N, Canterbury
Answer:
Hi Vicky, thanks for coming to us. We recommend and carry out 301 redirects for many of our clients and I am happy to help clarify this for you.
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Please Ask Google If I’m a Whale
Posted by Chris Penrith November 29, 2010Categories: #SEMstump, Marketing | No Comments
“Would you please ask Google if I’m a whale?” Photo by Just Taken Pics.
A funny thing happened on my way to the internet this morning. I began typing a query into Google and paused halfway through. My search query had begun ‘Why do I’ and the auto-suggest feature in the search box finished my query for me with ‘Why do I sweat so much?”
I’m Sorry… I Don’t Follow: 4 Reasons to Use the ‘Nofollow’ Attribute
Posted by Chris Penrith November 26, 2010Categories: Internet Marketing Training, Marketing, Travel Marketing, Travel Website Design | No Comments
Photo by m_bahareth.
Recently, I’ve been playing detective and trying to follow the process of ‘nofollow’ links. It does take a bit of detective work to find out if a link is ‘nofollow’ or not. This is because you can’t tell just by looking at the page; you need to look in the page’s HTML code itself.
Plot to Poison Prince William
Posted by Helen Simpson November 26, 2010Categories: Internet Marketing Training, Keyword Strategy, Marketing, Social Media, Travel Marketing, Twitter | No Comments
By Cаvin 〄
The plotting began the moment the news hit – it was time to kidnap and poison the future king and his lady love!
Not since Guy Fawkes has there been such a plan to hijack the monarchy. The perpetrators worked under the radar, quickly and efficiently, knowing time was of the essence and they only had a short period in which to complete their plans. Then came the moment when they struck, and many unsuspecting people also became the victims of their malicious attack on Prince William and his bride-to-be.
4 Tips for Online Marketing in Foreign Countries
Posted by Frank Orman November 24, 2010Categories: Internet Marketing Training, Keyword Strategy, Search Engine Optimization, Social Media | No Comments
China’s population is over 1.3 billion. India’s is over 1.1 billion. Russia’s is over 140 million. Wanting to tap into these foreign markets as an online marketer is an entirely understandable ambition, but it’s important to go about this with care.
