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Social marketing tips: How do you write a great blog?

0 Social marketing tips: How do you write a great blog?Social marketing tips from Penny Power, Founder of business social network Ecademy, whom talks about the power of a great blog, and how you can get it behind your site. See more business news television shows featuring these experts, as they give their top expert business advice at http://www.yourbusinesschannel.com
Penny Power: How would you actually phrase a blog, how would you write? I think people have different writing styles, again remember its not about broadcasting, people dont want to be broadcasted out. I find the most enjoyable blogs are ones where people, I feel like they’re talking to me, I feel like they’re sharing some useful information, its not, they’re not too long and they know when to stop rambling, they know something that’s interesting and they’re saying it in a conversational style so I would tend to sit down and write something almost as if I was having a conversation with someone. Broadcasting is something you shouldnt do; just shouting the information to people is very off putting.

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Small Business Viral Marketing Tips, SES San Jose 2008

0 Small Business Viral Marketing Tips, SES San Jose 2008Jennifer Laycock and Andrew Goodman of Page Zero Media follow up their SES San Jose 2008 “”Igniting Viral Campaigns”" session with a discussion of the best tips on viral campaigns and social media marketing, especially for small business who want to make the most of their business online without spending too much money. The two talk about using social media sites like Linkedin and Twitter to communicate one’s marketing message to a dedicated and enthusiastic audience.

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Web Site Design Planning – Determining Your Online Strategy

2 Web Site Design Planning   Determining Your Online StrategyPart 1 in a multipart series sponsored by Microsoft Office Live Small Business. The series is designed to help small business owners get on the Web and use their Web sites effectively. This first video focuses on creating impactful online strategies.

Having an Internet presence is vital because of the role it plays in how customers find and research products and services. Many consumers leverage the internet to check the legitimacy of a small business.

A few initial considerations in creating a successful web presence
- Web Site Design Needs
What will be the primary use for my Web site?
- Web Site Promotion
Where will I promote my Web site?
- Web Site Monitoring
How will I maintain my site and monitor performance?

Determine your type of Web site
- Business Showcase Web site – primarily used to showcase your products and services to new and existing customers. Generally supports a physical business location.
- Online storefront – Used if you have products or services you can sell online. Requires an e-commerce enabled web site.
- Action Oriented Web Site – Needs to generate some type of customer action. Doesn’t have to be an online sale – can be a telephone inquiry, online form submission, reservation booking or service appointment.

Measuring Your Success
- Setting Expectations
Having a Web site can significantly fortify your business’s credibility. However simiple creating one won’t automatically increase your business.
- Monitoring Visitor Interaction
Monitoring Web site traffic will give you first hand knowledge of how visitors are interacting with your Web site.

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  • Zurker: Social Network for the 99 Percent? February 2, 2012
    What do you do if your pet enterprise fails? If you're a brave (or perhaps foolhardy) entrepreneur, you build something even more ambitious. Such is the case with Nick Oba. When his contributor-driven online magazine failed back in 2010, he came up with a bigger idea: take on Facebook, but make the members into shareholders. And thus Zurker was born. […]
  • Overlooked Google Ranking Factors February 1, 2012
    When trying to rank well on Google, you want to get as many factors working for you as possible. If you can use a few effective techniques your competitors overlook, so much the better. Keep reading for some ideas. […]
  • Bing Local Basics January 31, 2012
    You run a local business, and you claimed your Google Local listing so searchers would see your website. That's a start, but with Bing and Yahoo together holding more than a quarter of the search market in the US, you're still leaving money on the table. Fortunately, you can easily get onto Bing Local by following a few simple steps. […]
  • The EXACT Method for Crushing It On Google January 30, 2012
    In this article Im going to lay out a method so devastatingly effective for getting top search rankings really fast that its simplicity might surprise you. […]
  • Feed Your Blog`s Readers Well January 27, 2012
    What do a great cook and a great blogger have in common? A lot more than you might think. So grab a quick snack and keep reading for an explanation you can really sink your teeth into. […]
  • Google Simplifies Its Privacy Policies January 26, 2012
    Streamlining and simplifying seem like such good things on paper. Strangely, though, when Google is the one doing the simplifying, and the subject of the process is its privacy policy, most observers get hot under the collar. Why is it so bad when Google does it? […]
  • Laying Out An SEO and Traffic Generation Strategy January 25, 2012
    I've only just started writing here at SEO Chat and already I think Ive created a bit of a problem. Ive discussed several techniques, but provided no real way of turning those into a single cohesive strategy. Consider this piece the first part of my correcting this issue. […]
  • Google to Penalize For Excessive Above-the-Fold Ads January 24, 2012
    Every marketer knows that anything “above the fold” will attract the most attention. That's why many advertising-supported websites put lots of ads near the top of the page. Now these ads are attracting some possibly unwanted attention from Google. […]
  • The Google Search Optimization Truth You Aren`t Being Told January 23, 2012
    Personalized search makes it much tougher to know your site's exact standings in the SERPs. But you can use some of the recent changes to Google's features to help your pages turn up high in the results, and attract the traffic you're looking for. […]
  • SOPA and PIPA: Bad Ideas January 20, 2012
    Google blacked out its logo earlier this week to protest two bills currently making their way through Congress: the Stop Online Piracy Act (SOPA) and the Protect IP Act (PIPA). They're not alone; many websites went completely black, displaying statements as to why they oppose these bills and often linking to other sites for more information. But the bat […]
  • Super Bowl Stat Time: Wolfram|Alpha Offers Stats Guide for Football Junkies February 4, 2012
    If you want Super Bowl stats, the self-described computational knowledge engine Wolfram|Alpha is the place to break down all the key Super Bowl 46 numbers before the New England Patriots and New York Giants game kicks off tomorrow night. […]
    Danny Goodwin
  • Google Docs Adds Offline Support for Android Devices February 4, 2012
    Google Docs now enabes users with Android smartphones and tablets to access their files offline. Google is adding the feature to help users access documents in their online Google Docs account at times when they may not have an Internet connection. […]
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  • Google, Microsoft, Facebook Teaming Up to Fight Phishing February 4, 2012
    Google, Microsoft and Facebook are teaming up with banks and security vendors to create The Domain-based Authentication, Reporting and Conformance group (DMARC) group, which seeks to develop a platform that can weed out potential phishing messages. […]
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  • Steve Jobs Email to Google: Stop Recruiting Apple Employees February 4, 2012
    Former Apple CEO Steve Jobs emailed Google to ask the firm to stop trying to recruit its staff, according to court documents made public in an investigation into the hiring policies in place at several major technology companies. […]
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  • Google Won't Pause New Privacy Policy - Should They Have To? February 3, 2012
    Google refuses to bend to EU regulators, who have asked the company to hold off on rolling out their new privacy policy. In the U.S., Google responded to a letter and attended a closed-door privacy briefing with members of Congress. […]
    Miranda Miller
February 2012
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