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Posted in Blogging, Search Engines, Web Content on May 15th, 2009
When you’re done writing that perfect blog post or webpage, go back and sprinkle in a few synonyms of your main topic. For example, if you’re writing about “volunteering,” refer to it as “community service” too. Why?
Posted in Heart-Centered Marketing, Social Media, Val's Favs on May 10th, 2009
Seven million people viewed the MomsRising.org Mother of the Year Award customizable video in honor of Mother’s Day. It’s a great web marketing sample for social causes or anyone.
Posted in Social Media, Val's Favs, Web & Social Media, Web Content on May 10th, 2009
At a seminar on Web 2.0 for small businesses last week, the first panelist, Chris Amato, started us off by giving a quick (and excellent) overview of the hottest online bells and whistles — from viral videos on YouTube to Twitter and iPhone apps. Widgets, nings, and apps, oh my.
Posted in Search Engines, Web Content on May 8th, 2009
Even though search engines are robots, their “artificial intelligence” programming is so sophisticated that they know if your web content is written well or not. The better your content reads to a human being, the more “points” you get from search engines.
Posted in Social Media on May 5th, 2009
Jeff Cohen has mastered the art of using social media to find a job. He was smart enough to use his own social media savvy to promote himself to his employer of choice, Bronto. Here’s what happened.
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