Thought this was rather cute (and relevant!). Thanks to Ian Lurie for finding it!
Dilbert on SEO
Feb 23
The world of online social media has exploded during the last few years, with good reason. People can connect with hundreds of thousands of others to discuss and share nearly anything. Whether it’s used to spread the word about a great new promotion or product, to inform customers of some relevant industry news, or if it’s to simply share a funny image you found while browsing, social media allows for a type of connection with customers and visitors in a way that traditional marketing cannot match.
The tools have become more user friendly and robust, allowing anyone with something to say, to have their message heard. Below you will find a list of some of the benefits of using these social media tools and which ones may not appeal to your business model. Have a look, think we’re missing something, let us know!
Announced moments ago, Google will be adding a new social status feature to it’s very popular free email service, GMail. The service is called Google Buzz, and can be integrated into your Gmail account by clicking here.
What this software will do, is… well… watch this video to find out!
In an ongoing Glacier-Digital blog series of SEO Rules, this week will discuss how Search Engine Optimization and Online Marketing can be implemented into any site and at any time.
Many businesses are afraid to take the step into online promotion and marketing, because it is still a mystery to many of them. It’s not something you can hold in your hand like a flyer, nor is it something that takes hours to prepare, so it must not work. Right?
The benefits of adopting social media is still new to a lot of businesses, so we thought it would be a good idea to provide a beginner’s guide to the tools available for various aspects of social media. Below you will find some of the more widely used tools and websites in order to reach out to your audience in the most effective, yet efficient way possible.
It is unlikely that you will require (let alone be able to maintain) all of these tools, but use what you think will work.
