The other day I ran across a neat tool that generates a word cloud for a blog. This is different than a tag cloud. A tag cloud is a cloud of words based on how you’ve tagged your blog posts. As such, you obviously influence the cloud based on how you tag your posts. The word cloud, however, looks at…
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‘A company’s corporate homepage is Google.com.’
The title of this post is a quote by Dell’s VP of Communities and Conversations, Bob Pearson (care of Forrester Analyst Jeremiah Owyang).
Bob’s quote really struck a chord with me because it’s a simple reality that many organizations are either overlooking or ignoring today. People are starting to…
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United Shares Plunge On… Bad SEO?
If you have every questioned the power of Google, consider this: United Airlines lost 76% of its value the other day due to the supposed re-posting (or careless reading) of a six-year-old Chicago Tribune article about the firm’s 2002 bankruptcy filing.
According to the New York Times, a reporter f…
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MarketingProfs Podcast: Twitter, Google Docs and The Connectors
About Marketing with Twitter, Google Docs for SEO, who are The Connectors and why you need them… all that and more in this Marketing Over Coffee, a weekly audio program sponsored by MarketingProfs that covers classic marketing tactics and what’s new on the technology front.
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MarketingProfs Podcast: Blogging for SEO Juice and WordPress Plugins
How to blog for SEO juice, some killer wordpress plugins, and a Super Bowl Ad wrap-up…. all that and more in this Marketing Over Coffee, a weekly audio program sponsored by MarketingProfs that covers classic marketing tactics and what’s new on the technology front.
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Tuesday, December 4, 2007
As Things Get More Complex, Marketers Return to Basics
According to a new survey of the Marketing Executives Networking Group, conducted by Anderson Analytics, 60% of respondents say the most important marketing trend for 2008 is a concentration on marketing basics. That includes specific concepts such as customer satisfaction, customer retention,…
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