Welcome back, vendor junkies, to the second installment of the Giant Monster Online Marketing Vendors List. Like many of our friends in this biz, aimClear is often asked about referrals for vendors from all walks of the “online marketing” spectrum. This three-part master list features must-consider companies specialized in a variety of verticals ranging from organic search [...]
Sponsored by JenKaneCo, well known social media evangelist Brian Solis recently gave a presentation to an enthusiastic group of marketers in downtown Minneapolis to introduce the concepts behind his new book: Engage! The Complete Guide for Brands and Businesses to Build, Cultivate and Measure Success in the New Web. The following is an overview of his [...]
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The sheer volume of social media marketing and search engine optimization advice posted online can make it difficult for companies to make sense out what direction they should take. There are many models and approaches to leveraging optimized content for discovery through search and how to develop social networks to engage customers and promote content. [...]
aimClear’s demographic research product includes social media influencers from a number of channels ranking from Facebook and YouTube to forums. We then challenge Community Managers to take these “friend leads” and convert them to organic friends over 3-5 days, at a “cost per friend lead” calculated from how much time the friend-conversion takes. This post [...]
I’ve been familiar with Brian Solis as many have, for several years. We’ve done a few video interviews with Brian and he’s contributed to popular posts here like this one on social media marketing and this one on content curation. I have to admit that based on his early writing, I thought Brian was overly [...]
Search Engine Marketing Internet Search Engines Search Engine News Search Engine Guide Mike Moran How Good B2B Marketers Cheat How Good B2B Marketers Cheat July 26, 2010 Comments Mike Moran Articles If you have a business-to-business B2B Web site , you're probably tired of all the trite advice you see out there from experts who are clearly speaking to those in the business-to-consumer B2C industry . I mean , each time you read these opinions about what you should do , do you find yourself asking , How is that realistic in my B2B business And you might be wondering where the really smart B2B marketers look for their new ideas . And the answer is . those crazy B2C Web sites . Let me explain . why No matter that all of your customers are businesses themselves , each person you sell to is alsoWe get so many inquires seeking referrals for vendors that we decided to begin a master list of online marketing must-considers and invite our friends to contribute. We needed to start somewhere, so we decided to kick off our industry biz directory with a seed list of companies. So where to start? We noticed that Search [...]
The Search Engine Strategies conference from Incisive Media has really taken an amazing turn this year for the West Coast event. Not only have organizers moved the conference from San Jose to San Francisco, but SES is now a part of an event called Connected Marketing Week that involves a coordinated effort from a number [...]
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In the organic search listings you’re probably familiar with Sitelinks. They are the collection of links that appear below the search result for your website, and they link to the main pages of your site. Sitelinks are there to help users navigate your site. They are created by analyzing the link structure of your site [...]
Search Engine Marketing Internet Search Engines Search Engine News Search Engine Guide Jennifer Laycock Understanding and Establishing Micro Goals for Your Social Media Campaigns Understanding and Establishing Micro Goals for Your Social Media Campaigns July 20, 2010 Comments Jennifer Laycock Articles A few weeks ago I wrote a handful of articles on how to develop a proper social media strategy by developing goals breaking those goals into supportive goals and matching goals to appropriate tactics Those three articles outline the foundation that needs to be laid for any good social media plan , but your job doesn't stop there . In fact , if you want to do things properly , your job is just getting . started First , let's quickly recap what your process would look like if you were to map it
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There are many tactics companies can implement as part of a smart Twitter Marketing strategy. Growing the initial following is important as is providing the budding community you’re building with something of value to keep coming back and to spread the good word to their networks. One such tactic that offers value and brings people [...]