Just like any other online marketing campaign, we all want social media to provide us with proven results more than the hype everyone seems to be touting it. It’s no surprise that social media is getting a ton of attention. Social media helps increase brand awareness, improve visitor traffic, generate leads, convert into sales and [...]
Continue reading Ways to Measure Social Media Campaigns30. January 2010
Should SEO be done shortly after the site has been rebuilt? Should keyword ranking be a basis of success? There are so many questions fielded in by curious website owners. And there are equally so many answers and unsolicited advice scattered across the Web. While many of these SEO advices are insightful, some are outdated [...]
Continue reading 35 Common SEO Mistakes of Webmasters, Website Owners and Even SEOs22. January 2010
1. People sending direct message (DM) after I follow them After I follow someone, I immediately get this direct message thanking me for following him or her. I don’t think it’s necessary but anyway you’re welcome. But hey, there’s more. They could also say “Join my network at Facebook, YouTube or BlogCatalog”. Just because I [...]
Continue reading 11 Things I Hate About Twitter12. January 2010
1. Automated Friend Suggestions Facebook pretends to know who my friends are by making suggestions on “Friends You May Know”. This is probably based on my current friends and on what they are doing right now. While this feature provides good matches (like skipped web mail contacts), most in my list are totally unknown strangers. [...]
Continue reading 12 Annoying Things About Facebook25. December 2009
Friendster may have a new look and new owners but behind the rebranding exercise is the same old Friendster, less targeted and error-prone. Case in point is a simple banner that allows members to greet friends and send them gifts in this gift giving season. Yes the ad is in time for Christmas but I [...]
Continue reading Friendster Banners: How Not To Send Christmas Greetings
13. March 2010
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