Posts Tagged ‘social networking’

 

Explaining SEO to a CEO: Interactive Marketing & Social Media Marketing Strategies

Wednesday, March 17th, 2010

In this multi-part series, we’re discussing the development of marketing and socialization with a narrow focus on how news is received and shared and the role brands play in seamlessly interfacing with media to incorporate marketing into our everyday lives.
Our last segment covered social networking and its role in human interaction over time, even before the [...]

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Explaining SEO to a CEO: Social Networking & Online Marketing Strategies

Tuesday, March 9th, 2010

In this four-part series, we’ll discuss the evolution of human socialization with a focus on how we receive and share news, and how brands incorporate seamless marketing into our everyday lives. 
How do you explain the value of creating an online marketing strategy that incorporates social media and its role in increasing website traffic to industry leaders who are more accustomed to classic [...]

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Social Media and Google Collaborate for Real-Time Search Results

Wednesday, December 9th, 2009

Google has acquired deals with MySpace and Facebook allowing real-time updates posted by publicly-posting users to be part of a real-time index on Google.
Recently Twitter signed a similar deal with the search giant, and the two new partnerships are reported to be going live on Google throughout all English language domains starting this week.
What is a [...]

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Social Media Popularity Reflected in 2009 Oxford Dictionary Word of the Year

Friday, November 20th, 2009

It’s that time of year – tinsel and string lights come out from storage and the New Oxford American Dictionary announces its word of the year… just in time to wrap it up nicely and place it under the tree.  
Last year Oxford gave the gift of hypermiling but that didn’t take us very far at all.  However, this year is different — [...]

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Microsoft Live Search for Facebook

Friday, August 22nd, 2008

Microsoft’s initial investment in the social networking website Facebook gave many the impression that live search would be integrated into the site. This was assumed for a variety of reasons, including the highly publicized deal with Google and Facebook social network competitor Myspace. 
Myspace and all of Facebook’s other social network competitors all have web search capability. It [...]

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