Posts Tagged ‘PR’
Wednesday, June 25th, 2008
Most small businesses can’t afford to retain a PR firm to write releases, place them on the news wires, and schmooze with the media. Good PR campaigns help promote the business goals and are frequently getting distributed to the wire services. What these businesses overlook is how well a business blog can acheive [...]
Tags: busines-blogging, business-blogs, PR, pr-blogging
Posted in Business Blogging | 2 Comments »
Thursday, June 19th, 2008
Time yourself - how long will you give me to capture your attention with this blog? 5 seconds? 1 Minute? Most likely, I have about 10 seconds to either interest you or watch you leave my website. As a busines blogger, you can greatly impact key website metrics like “time on site” and “average page [...]
Tags: business-blogger, business-blogging, corporate-blogging, PR
Posted in Business Blogging, Content Promotion Strategies | No Comments »
Friday, May 30th, 2008
Wired editor Chris Anderson coined the term “the long tail” in his 2004 book of the same name. Anderson hit upon one of the best reasons you should be publishing a business blog: the long tail. In the book, Anderson talks about the way information is sought on the Internet. The “long tail” refers to [...]
Tags: adi, advertising, blog, blogging, Business, consumers, content, conversion, corporations, hr, im, IT, keywords, optimization, PR, RSS, search, sse
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Wednesday, April 30th, 2008
Google is deploying “universal search” – a comprehensive search result that provides semantic results from multiple content sources. Given that a Google search will produce relevant Web pages, blogs, photos, videos, audio clips and other media types when a user types in a search term, can you really optimize for semantic search?
In a word, yes. [...]
Tags: alexa, algorithms, audio, blog, blogs, content, Google, GOP, hr, im, IT, media, optimization, optimize, optimizing, PR, relevant, RSS, search, sem, sources, tagging, tags, target, video, yahoo
Posted in Blog Optimization | No Comments »
Tuesday, April 29th, 2008
Corporate blogging is quickly coming into its own. The Internet is an awesome medium because it’s so good at putting people directly in touch with one another. Solid corporate blogging strategy takes advantage of this ability, but if not executed well, the results can be disappointing at best, and disastrous at worst.
Corporate blogging is just [...]
Tags: blog, blogging, blogs, company, competition, consumers, content, corporate, executive, feed, hr, im, IT, marketing, media, PR, RSS, successful
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Monday, April 28th, 2008
I’ve written about the importance of comments when it comes to blogging. As a blogger, you’ll be known by the comments you leave and receive. Comments, after all, are a great way to get important user feedback from your readership. Unfortunately, rogue blog comments on a blog can also be a source of frustration for [...]
Tags: alerts, blog, blogger, bloggers, blogging, blogs, comments, conference, content, corporate, e-commerce, email, feed, Google, GOP, hr, im, IT, keywords, notification, numbers, optimization, patch, ping, PR, reader, readers, relevant, RSS, search, seo, serp, serps, spam, sse, stats, target, tech, traffic, trust, update, XP
Posted in Blog Optimization | No Comments »
Friday, April 25th, 2008
Although many people are now turning to blogs for information and opinions, blogging has been around for about ten years. If you blog, you know that one of the benefits of blogging is the RSS feed that alerts your readers to a new post. Depending upon your niche, you and your readers may benefit from [...]
Tags: alerts, benefits, blog, blogging, blogs, Business, content, feed, hr, im, industry, IT, marketing, mobile, opinions, PR, reader, readers, relevant, RSS, twitter, video
Posted in RSS Marketing Strategies | No Comments »
Thursday, April 24th, 2008
Earlier this month, Starbucks launched a new Web site. Launching a business Web site is nothing new, but this Starbucks site was established to capture consumer feedback and ideas about how the company should modify itself to perk up its US coffee sales. The comments have rolled in by the hundreds to the MyStarbucksIdea.com.
The site [...]
Tags: blog, Business, comments, company, consumers, content, corporate, dell, feed, hr, im, IT, launch, marketing, networking, PR, predictions, RSS, sales, Starbucks
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Wednesday, April 23rd, 2008
Adweek covered a recent study conducted by Universal McCann that shows some interesting things about US consumers and social media. The survey was a repeat of one done in September 2006 by the research firm. The second survey showed that the number of survey respondents who regularly read blogs jumped from just over 50 percent [...]
Tags: 2006, attention, blog, blogging, blogs, commenting, consumers, content, delivery, ebook, facebook, feed, feeds, growing, growth, hr, im, IT, listening, marketing, media, MySpace, news, numbers, online, podcast, podcasts, PR, Promotion, research, RSS, search, study, survey, target, video
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