November 24, 2008 – 8:00 am
Google recently announced SearchWiki, a way for people to customize their search results by promoting, deleting, adding and commenting on search results. I see six implications of this change for digital public relations and marketing professionals if this becomes a popular feature.
August 26, 2008 – 11:42 pm
Everyone I know uses Google to search for things online. I do the same thing on most topics. When it comes to communications, marketing or social media, though, I have two other resources I search before going to Google’s main search.
Google Reader
I have two main communications/marketing/social media folders in my Google Reader:
A-list
Other
My A-list [...]
August 20, 2008 – 6:49 pm
No matter how small your business is, if you don’t have an online presence you’re missing a huge opportunity. Nowadays, if you don’t exist online, you might as well not exist.
Website Grader is a free search engine optimization tool that measures the marketing effectiveness of your website.
Provided by Hubspot, the service looks at over 50 factors and provides you with a score that ranks your site alongside all of the other sites it has assessed.
Just input your website’s address and (optionally) a few keywords for [...]
October 19, 2007 – 6:57 am
Check out this amazing video on how the Internet is forcing us to adapt the way we organize, find and indeed think about information.
I don’t like to gush about things, but this is cool. What’s more, it’s true.
Hat tip: Ed Lee from Blogging Me Blogging You. Thanks Ed.
