Seems most businesses are looking at Social Media as a marketing and/or customer service channel. Is this too narrow a view? Is something being missed that could add even more value to the brand than just marketing? Based on our conversations and clients, we think so. What do you think?
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SEO, Don’t forget the content.
Posted on Author Robert SnellPosted in SEO (Search Engine Optimization), Usability, Website ContentLeave a Reply
Gone are the days when you could rank high in Google and other major search engines with loads of directory submissions and article marketing. During early times, blog comments provided valuable back-links and made life easy for the SEO folks to improve the page rank and overall performance of the site pretty quickly. As a…
Google Buzz ….
Posted on Author Robert SnellPosted in Random Ramblings, Reputation Management, SEO (Search Engine Optimization), social media2 Replies
A blog post that is a work in progress. Thoughts, Ramblings and Opinions on Googles Buzz. What are your thoughts and who will be next to enter the social fray?I had asked the question a few days ago “Google Buzz will it go anywhere” and thinking about it now, I think it will. The Google…
And 2009 is gone …
I know its a late post, but I’ve been somewhat busy. Spent part of 2009 living in Nova Scotia and then bam finished off the year living in London as the CMO of a multi national pet dot com. Its been a crazy ride and one that continues to develop daily. I am looking forward…
Who’s in charge of your website?
Used to be that the IT guys ran the Web decisions at the company. They were the ones who could install and maintain the server and keep things running, changing DNS settings and ensuring things ran smoothly. Then around 1999, the marketing folks got a foot further in the door. By 2003, marketing was solidly…