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The 5 Social-Media Bloggers You Need to Read

September 12th, 2011 · No Comments · Uncategorized

social media bloggersIn a prior post, I identified the top SEO experts who one should follow to learn how the industry changes on a monthly, weekly, or even daily basis. Here, I wanted to do the same for social-media bloggers. As I wrote in that earlier article, I moved to online marketing after my journalism career and then offering SEO-consultant services, and I owe a lot of what I know to writers like these thinkers. I just hope you will find their opinions as intriguing… Continue reading

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The 5 SEO Experts You Need to Follow

September 10th, 2011 · No Comments · Uncategorized

seo expertsIf you follow only five blogs on online marketing, SEO, and related topics, do not include mine among them. And I mean that.

I have been working in various Internet-marketing capacities since towards the end of my journalism career in 2006 — whether as a semi-professional blogger here and at my Considerations journalism-website; as marketing and communications manager for The Cline Group as well as in roles at prior start-ups, agencies, and other firms; or as one who has offered SEO-consultant

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The Social-Media Impact on SEO and Marketing

September 10th, 2011 · No Comments · Uncategorized

social media impactIn a prior post on how social-media today will impact SEO in the future, I discussed the reasons that personalization is becoming so important. In just one example, different websites appear in search results — based on my research at the time — for “news blogs” depending on one’s language and geographic location.

Now, it is becoming increasingly obvious that the amount of one’s social-media sharing will affect what one sees in Google. It is no longer just keywords — spammers took care of that… Continue reading

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How to Help Your Marketing During the Social-Media Week

August 27th, 2011 · No Comments · Uncategorized

social media weekYour social-media week, whether you are working for either clients or yourself, likely consists of the following general actions:

  • Posting something to the Facebook page once a day
  • Sending a few tweets a day
  • Asking Questions or providing Answers on LinkedIn once a day
  • Replying and commenting when warranted
  • Lather, rinse, and repeat every few hours

It can grow tiresome — especially if you want to have a life outside of your computer or digital device. It can also be difficult… Continue reading

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