Facebook and Its Effect on SEO
Posted on 28. Jan, 2012 by writer in Social Media
It is estimated that more than 750 million people visit Facebook every month. Today individuals, small and medium size organizations,coporates and nations have found a place in Facebook.The pages in Facebook speaks more than a real website and so it naturally get more traffic. Therefore business organizations are looking ways to optimize the pages more [...]
Twitter Trends – How to track what is happening right now!
Posted on 19. Jul, 2011 by Robert Steers in trends, twitter
What is happening right now on Twitter? How can you track interesting stories that are breaking across the globe? Here are a few tools you can use right now to see. TrendsMap: Tweets and tags are mapped all over the world. TrendsMap tracks the words, or topics, as they become more or less popular in overall [...]
Empire Avenue – Social Media Mavens unite?
Posted on 14. Jul, 2011 by Robert Steers in Social Media
{EAV_BLOG_VER:453d4dad6b286364} So we have just stumbled across Empire Avenue, a type of social networking/stock market. It bills itself as a place where you grow your Social Capital online. Here’s how it works, you get to discover valuable, interesting, cool, fun people online and then based scores or share price, invest virtual currency in their profiles [...]
Wanted: Your Business Story
Posted on 13. Jul, 2011 by Robert Steers in Social Media
Do you have a great business you want to tell the world about? Do you have a great business story, marketing, social media or otherwise, that you think people would be interested in? All you have to do is go to our Facebook Page and tell us your story. We will then contact you for [...]
Is Facebook Losing User Attention?
Posted on 15. Jun, 2011 by Robert Steers in Social Media
Facebook appears to have had fewer monthly active users at the start of June than at the start of May in the US and a few other countries — at least according to one data source — even as it has grown bigger than ever worldwide. Tipped off using their own data, the Facebook monitoring [...]
5 Tips to using Social Media Networking
Posted on 12. Jun, 2011 by Robert Steers in Advertising, Marketing, Social Media, trends
Whether you are a small business, mid-sized business or a large corporation you must be in the middle of the social media networking craze. It has been determined by the everyday folks (your customers) that social networking is a trend that is here to stay. Everyone wants to know what you are doing and when [...]
A Guide to Marketing Videos
Posted on 06. Jun, 2011 by Robert Steers in Advertising, Branding, How To, Marketing, sales, Social Media
Did you know that You Tube gets over 3 BILLION views every day? Wow! Imagine what you can do with a marketplace like that? Don’t be shy you need to get in there and take a piece of that pie! Use the masses of social networking to market your business. Sure you are going to [...]
Basic Guide to Social Media
Posted on 04. Jun, 2011 by Robert Steers in Advertising, Marketing
Social Media is fairly new to the world of marketing and has tremendous amount of potential for taking advantage of emerging into the global marketplace. Social Media has been defined as using online technology (accessible via a computer or mobile device) to communicate through the internet instantaneously. This may include sending a text, watching a [...]
Basic Guide to Email Marketing
Posted on 04. Jun, 2011 by Robert Steers in Marketing
Launching an email marketing campaign may be one of the most valued and cost-effective marketing techniques to increase your return on investment and traffic to your website. Marketing techniques are crucial in today’s business world as the competition for business is fierce. E-commerce is running like wild fire and we need to keep up with [...]
How to game Reddit – or not.
Posted on 15. Dec, 2010 by Robert Steers in Advertising, Social Media
Reddit is not Digg. On Digg, it used to be about knowing the right users to get your story promoted to the front page. Then Digg actually started working with companies to get their information out there. This all worked fine when Digg was growing, but if you didn’t want to see every other link [...]
