Ever wanted to know the secret to getting people to notice you online? How can you get more people reading your blog, following your tweets, or subscribing to your newsletter? How do you position yourself to attract the crowds? The answer might surprise you.
In the design of a product or campaign, most of us strive to create the best product we can create at the time. This can range from really good quality, to horrible, and it depends on the amount of time, effort and money the creator of the product is willing to spend.
So by now nearly everyone has heard of Bing, the new “decision engine” from Microsoft. It’s an obvious challenge to Google, and naturally SEOs and Promoters want to know the answer to the obvious first response “how do I optimize for it”. I will offer up some suggestions and theory.
In the last installment of the Twitter Success Series, I talked about building your tribe. I talked about ways to build your followers by keeping them happy, and getting them to spread the word. In retrospect I realize that I actually did this in reverse! In this installment I’m going to talk about how to find your tribe.
Lately I’ve been talking a lot with a couple friends about SEO. Both are really smart guys who are trying to break in the web development biz. And naturally they want some help with SEO and getting friends to their site. And both have mentioned how hard it is to find good information on the net. So I figured I’d whip up a quick post showing where I get a lot of my info from. (more…) Read More →
Lately I’ve been talking a lot with a couple friends about SEO. Both are really smart guys who are trying to break in the web development biz. And naturally they want some help with SEO and getting friends to their site. And both have mentioned how hard it is to find good information on the net. So I figured I’d whip up a quick post showing where I get a lot of my info from. (more…) Read More →
Ever wanted to know the secret to getting people to notice you online? How can you get more people reading your blog, following your tweets, or subscribing to your newsletter? How do you position yourself to attract the crowds? The answer might surprise you. (more…) Read More →
In the design of a product or campaign, most of us strive to create the best product we can create at the time. This can range from really good quality, to horrible, and it depends on the amount of time, effort and money the creator of the product is willing to spend. (more…) Read More →
I’ve recently started selling some software to add followers on Twitter. A couple of customers have asked me “why am I not getting a lot of followers?”, and some potential buyers have had the same complaint, saying they purchased adders in the past that didn’t perform well, so they won’t be purchasing mine. I think I know the answer to this. (more…) Read More →
So by now nearly everyone has heard of Bing, the new “decision engine” from Microsoft. It’s an obvious challenge to Google, and naturally SEOs and Promoters want to know the answer to the obvious first response “how do I optimize for it”. I will offer up some suggestions and theory. (more…) Read More →
In the last installment of the Twitter Success Series, I talked about building your tribe. I talked about ways to build your followers by keeping them happy, and getting them to spread the word. In retrospect I realize that I actually did this in reverse! In this installment I’m going to talk about how to find your “tribe” (more…) Read More →
So, you’ve finally signed up for your twitter account, and you are probably wondering: what now? How does this work? I thought I’d write a quick guide to twitter, for the absolute beginner, to lay down some of the basics of this fast paced social platform. This isn’t necessarily targeted to marketers, as much as just beginner twitter users. (more…) Read More →
Are you wondering what the trick is to making it big on twitter? Have you heard the success stories and wondered how to get in on it? This article describes a general strategy that could help you make the most of this social networking phenomenon. This is the first part of the “Twitter success Series”. (more…) Read More →
According to SEOMoz, this is a list of the top 500 most important pages of the internet. But how do you get on the list? At first glance it looks like backlinks are a big factor, so what strategy should you take? Here is a new idea. (more…) Read More →
Thursday Google announced support for the “canonical tag” which is essentially a tag to tell Google and the other two search engines which version of a url you want crawled or indexed. In theory, this should help with duplicate content issues, but is this something you want to try? (more…) Read More →