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March 12, 2010

AOL Updates Social Aggregation Service

Filed under: SEO — Authority Networker @ 7:52 pm

It’s nicer, but not yet as comprehensive, as FriendFeed. Click to read the rest of this post…

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YouTube Mobile Site Now Serving Ads

Filed under: SEO — Authority Networker @ 6:20 pm

YouTube experienced 160% growth in traffic to their mobile site in 2009. Click to read the rest of this post…

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Reuters Tells Its Journalists That Twitter Does Not Trump the Wire

Filed under: SEO — @ 2:39 pm

Reuters has sat somewhat silently in the background of all the hub bub surrounding whether Google should be able to index stories and make money off that content through advertising. That has been an AP fight for the most part. The strategy has helped Reuters, at least in my eyes, because by staying out of the fray they are implying that they are about journalism first. That’s my take and yours may differ which is fine. What the news organization has not done until yesterday is put out an official social media policy but that’s now complete. Mashable reports Last night, Reuters released their social media policy, which includes instructing journalists to avoid exposing bias online and tells them specifically not to “scoop the wire” by breaking stories on Twitter.

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Reuters Tells Its Journalists That Twitter Does Not Trump the Wire

Filed under: SEO — @ 2:39 pm

Reuters has sat somewhat silently in the background of all the hub bub surrounding whether Google should be able to index stories and make money off that content through advertising. That has been an AP fight for the most part. The strategy has helped Reuters, at least in my eyes, because by staying out of the fray they are implying that they are about journalism first. That’s my take and yours may differ which is fine. What the news organization has not done until yesterday is put out an official social media policy but that’s now complete. Mashable reports Last night, Reuters released their social media policy, which includes instructing journalists to avoid exposing bias online and tells them specifically not to “scoop the wire” by breaking stories on Twitter. The strict instruction makes it clear that even though news continually breaks on Twitter first — especially in disaster scenarios — Reuters journalists are to break their stories first via the wire and not on Twitter

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As Lawyers Swarm, Some Marketers with Yelp Problems Won’t Sue

Filed under: SEO — @ 1:04 pm

Five reviews for Miller Honda were removed from Yelp this week, but don’t expect the auto dealer nor its social media marketing firm to sue the local reviews site any time soon.

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As Lawyers Swarm, Some Marketers with Yelp Problems Won’t Sue

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5 Social Media Tips for Ecommerce Marketing

Filed under: SEO — @ 12:30 pm

If you run an ecommerce business, chances are your customers – regardless of their age, gender or economic status – are active on social networks and social media sharing sites. Just consider the statistics from social media monitoring site Pingdom : Males and females almost equally use social sites (47% vs. 53%) 61% of Facebook users are middle aged or older, with the average age being 37 18- to 24-year-olds don’t dominate any particular social networking site; they’re spread out all over The bottom line: If you aren’t discovering which in social networking channels your customers spend time and include them in your ecommerce marketing mix, you’re probably missing out on building relationships, community and increasing new customer acquisition through online word of mouth.

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Social Media Research: Blogs And Twitter Use Trends Inside US Corporations

Filed under: SEO — @ 11:27 am

Do top US corporations use social media? Is the business world leveraging new media technologies to engage customers? The answer is definitely positive according to a new research study on 2009 Fortune 500 companies and their use of social media tools, like blogs and Twitter and authored by Nora Ganim Barnes and Eric Mattson . Photo credit: Kheng Ho Toh and Dmitriy Shironosov Each year Fortune Magazine compiles a list of the largest US corporations, which are named the Fortune 500 given their size and wealth.

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Cause Marketing that Leads to Real Social Change

Filed under: SEO — Andrianq @ 7:38 am

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Twitter Expands Location Sharing Feature

Filed under: SEO — AuthorityNetworker @ 6:40 am

It’s gonna be a great year for stalkers. Click to read the rest of this post…

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Webmaster and Web Tools» Blog Archive » SEO PR: Buzz-Worthy Or …

Filed under: SEO — @ 6:31 am

SEO PR is a buzzword that is both over-hyped and under-hyped at the same time. What I mean by this? SEO PR is currently in Buzz overkill mode in the Search Engine Marketing industry, but is drastically underutilized in the traditional …

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