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The Keystone for Any Project: Audience

There is so much that goes into any project, be it a new website, a social media campaign, an SEO overhaul or anything else.  With so much needing to get done it’s easy to overlook one of the most important steps: determining your audience.  When working with a client it can be even more difficult …

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7 Can’t Miss Social Media Conferences in 2012

Can’t Miss Social Media Conferences Alan Bleiweiss tasked me at the end of 2011 to put together a list of the top social media conferences to have on MY radar for 2012. As I was compiling my list the thought occurred, “Hmmm…Why not turn it into a post and get everyone’s input since more and …

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An Interview With Pamela Lund

When it came to planning the blog for the New Year we wanted to add more voices to the blog. And we have thanks to Becca and Tim. But we wanted to do more than just make the blog a place for us to speak our minds. We wanted to hear from others involved in …

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6 Lessons My Little Pony Taught Me About Blogging

While candy color ponies may have been meant for young girls they have taken the internet by storm.  The newest incarnation of My Little Pony appeals not only to its target audience, but also an older group, one that is mostly male.  If you actually take the time to watch a few episodes it’s pretty …

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Doing Things Differently

We’ve all seen those P90X commercials. No? Well here: Now before you go calling that number to order a set of DVDs, please finish reading this first. I get the feeling a lot of SEOs get into the motion of doing a few things, seeing some results, but never making an attempt to take their …

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Better than Social Media Engagement…Empathy

The hype in social media circles often is “engage, engage, engage”. True, being social by engaging with your followers, fans, customers and/or prospective customers is definitely better than just being a firehose of information which is how old school traditional media operated. But being engaged isn’t the secret sauce of success in social media. Empathy …

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Plugins For The New Year

Welcome to 2012! We figured, what’s a better way to kick off the New Year than with a list of some great plugins we’ve discovered this past year? Some of these will simply help with maintenance; others will go so far as to help out with topical focus and function of the site. But they …

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Landing vs Splash Pages – What When and Why

We’ll be continuing our “Ah ha! Moments in Learning SEO” with a look at the differences between landing and splash pages, what each does for a website and when they should be used. While this isn’t a definitive how-to of everything that can be done with landing and splash pages, it’s meant to help those …

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10 Causes Of Topical Dilution

One of the things we see more often than not when we do SEO audits is topical dilution. Topical dilution basically means the subject focus on a site or section of site gets off track (sometimes worse than others). In layman’s terms, Google gets distracted when it’s trying to figure out what a site/page is …

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The Best Of Pubcon Vegas 2011

While the big guy was in Vegas playing poker vacationing networking and speaking, the rest of us were holding down the fort and living vicariously through the awesome live tweeting from the likes of Lauren Litwinka, Tony Verre and Eric Enge. But not matter who we were monitoring the tweets were flying by so fast it was really …

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