Published by Janine on 11 May 2010
The International Search Summit London is now only 2 days away, with this year’s focus on Innovations within the search marketing industry. Hosted at the Barbican by WebCertain, this is now WebCertain’s 5th search marketing event, which attracts search professionals from across the globe.
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Published by Janine on 06 May 2010
It is important for agency account managers to get together with internal teams to discuss client objectives, from SEO, to PPC, to PR and web development.
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Published by Janine on 28 Apr 2010
The International Search Summit conference is run by WebCertain and covers a wide range of subjects from the search marketing arena.
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Published by Janine on 27 Apr 2010
Public Relations or PR helps build a profile or image which is maintained in public through various forms of communication and is otherwise known as communications, or reputation management. The aim is to promote / provide exposure of your business to various audiences and to build relationships to enhance the brand.
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Published by Janine on 14 Apr 2010
A social search engine is very much like a ‘traditional’ search engine in that well written, SEO friendly content is indexed in traditional ways in Google, Yahoo and Bing.
Published by Janine on 09 Apr 2010
The top websites who provide accurate statistical data and facts are:
Published by Jenny on 15 Feb 2010
Is a picture worth a thousand tweets? Quite possibly
I loathe seeing pictures of myself appearing in the public domain. Vain enough to do vanity searches, realistic enough to recognise that I’m not particularly photogenic, I’ve chosen in the past to use meaningless alias pictures wherever possible.
Published by Janine on 17 Nov 2009
When writing an article for the web whether press release, blog or article, it is important to remember to do some keyword research beforehand, as well as gathering as much information as possible to help you write your piece.
Published by Jenny on 02 Oct 2009
Being algorithmically determined, Google News sometimes spews up some strange results.
Most of these strange results are quite amusing, or just gently misleading. Such as the main headline referring to one football team proclaiming “We wuz robbed” next to a picture of a player from the opposition.
A bit more disturbing is the tendency for stories to end up in the wrong news category, most often with a Weird World / Quirky story appearing in Entertainment.
