Christine Erickson blogs for Mashable, and will surely put a smile on your face.
Please Don't Jump the Tracks to Scan
wtfqrcodes.com is dedicated to finding the worst display of QR Code marketing. At Brand Adoption, we are grateful that nothing we have created is featured on their site. We’ll work hard and make sure that continues to be true.
Please Don't Fly and Scan
Please Don't Scan and Drive
Searchenginejournal.com posted an amazing blog on 10 advance SEO tactics that YOU can use to build your traffic. When some see SEO – it is kind of like reading a foreign language. To help you better understand the importance, and get you familiar with some amazing tips - read the full post here.
To give you an idea of you will see in the post:
Facebook, Twitter and Google+ aren’t the only social sites that have the power to push traffic to your site. Other niche communities can do the same thing:
The idea is to go through a list of social networking sites, identify the ones that would be relevant to your industry and then systematically add value. As you build up relationships with users of those sites you’ll eventually start to gain links and followers.
Working these other social sites will also help you develop content for you blog posts. Watch to see what is gaining popularity in content and discussions and then create posts that address those issues.
By the way, back in December Reddit served over 2 billion page views:
Reddit image from searchenginejournal.com
…so you should not ignore that source for an opportunity. See if there is a subreddit you should join.
Just days away from the big ball drop. Goodbye 2011 and Hello 2012. Ready or not here we come. Out with the old in with the new.
So that is all the crazy sayings I’m going to think up right now – let’s get right to the point. Google has the power to change web marketing in the near future and signs, according to Brian Whalley’s article, point to its is happening as you read this!
Whalley says, “Google is poised to completely alter how websites market themselves over the next year. While easing users into changing search results pages, Google has also designed a new method for websites to structure data so that its crawler can better pull information. This is a tremendous strategy. Google doesn’t need to own all of the information in the world, but does own the methods of accessing that information — as well as the ability to advertise to people who use that access.”
Mashable posts more about Google+
“In a move that could raise some charges of anti-competitive behavior, Google has begun integrating Google+ brand page information in primary search results.”
Nov. 9 (Bloomberg) — “Google Inc. widened its lead over Yahoo! Inc. in the U.S. Web-search market in October, according to researcher ComScore Inc.
Search share for Google rose to 65.6 percent last month from 65.3 percent in September, according to Reston, Virginia- based ComScore. Yahoo’s share slipped to 15.2 percent from 15.5 percent, while Microsoft Corp. added a tenth of a percentage point, garnering 14.8 percent of the U.S. market.
Google, which derives most of its revenue from query- result-based advertising, is trying to improve its search engine after rivals Yahoo and Microsoft signed a 10-year partnership to help them compete with the market leader.”
