Blogging
Make Your Marketing Efforts Work for You
Thursday, July 1st, 2010It’s pretty obvious to everyone in the industry that traditional marketing methods have officially lost their influence. Today’s marketing resides in an entirely different sector – one that’s filled with blog posts, video portals, tweets, status updates, and other forms of content across the Web. So how can your business adjust its website marketing tactics [...]
Get Your Blog Noticed by Search Engines
Wednesday, May 19th, 2010Blogs are a great way to quickly, efficiently and inexpensively publish a lot of interesting and informative content on the Internet. The only problem with blogs is how they’re recognized by search engines. Search engines pick up new content, but if you publish new content to your blog regularly, it’s difficult to maintain [...]
Viral Videos Promote A Sick City!
Monday, July 20th, 2009Sketch and Stand-up comedian Mike Polk of Cleveland got the city’s ears burning recently with his Hastily Made Cleveland Tourism Internet videos – a pastiche of low-budget video footage showing drifters, urban decay and other depressing Cleveland scenes accompanied by a smarmy, jingle-esque, theme song-styled sing-along audio track. Sarcastic, nearly cruel, and with more than [...]
Social Media Roundup – 10/17
Friday, October 17th, 2008Hello Friday, we’ve missed you. No Pizza Hut field trip this week at Fathom, but Turney China Thursday was a hit for the 36th week in a row.
On to the more interesting links from this week in the social media world…
fbFund: Drumroll, please… – Facebook Developers Blog
Facebook announced the top 25 recipients from the first [...]
Blogs: You’re Doing It Wrong
Friday, July 25th, 2008My friend Jim Sweeney recently blogged about how only 74 Fortune 500 companies maintain blogs. For the mathematically challenged like myself, that’s not even 15 percent.
The survey, sponsored by PR giant Burson-Marsteller, was conducted in February – March 2008. Burson’s Erin Byrne, chief digital strategist, had an interesting quote on the low turnout:
“When I thought [...]
