In reading a Search Engine Land article about Jason Calacanis’ remarks during “Ending the Content Arms Race” at Signal LA this passage caught my eye: Calacanis shows a “How to cook a turkey” page on Mahalo which he says has tons of good video … [Continue reading]
Super Bowl XLV: Packers and Steelers Battle it Out on Twitter
Who will win Super Bowl XLV, the Green Bay Packers or the Pittsburgh Steelers? Vegas gives the Packers a slight edge but most people think it could go either way. Last year after winning my Social Media Super Bowl the New Orleans Saints went on … [Continue reading]
The Huffington Post’s Kim Kardashian Tag-o-Rama
While on The Huffington Post yesterday I couldn't help but notice the large number of tags they'd added to a couple posts on the Kim Kardashian photos in W Magazine, and the rather "interesting" terms being targeted. First on Kim Kardashian: W … [Continue reading]
Which NBA Teams Have Seen the Most Growth on Twitter and Facebook?
Last year I did a couple of posts on the reach and engagement of NBA teams on Twitter and Facebook. Yesterday Yago Colás came across one and shared it with the students in his Cultures of Basketball course. The students thought it was an … [Continue reading]
Google Trends Graphs No Longer Embedded in Search Results?
For the past couple years Google has been embedding a Hot Trends graph in the regular search results for the top 100 fastest rising terms. I referenced this in my post on tools for monitoring search and social trends because it was a useful way to … [Continue reading]
Editorial SEO Tactics for the Newsroom
By now most editorial sites are employing basic SEO best practices in the newsroom but how many are taking full advantage of every opportunity? To be successful an editorial staff needs to do more do more than just optimize headlines and title … [Continue reading]
My Top Posts of 2010 on SEO, PR and Social Media for News and Sports
Another year has passed and that means it is time for marketing blogs to do their obligatory top posts of the year roundups. Despite the cliché I like reading them because it is a good way to discover things I may have missed during the year. And on … [Continue reading]
Translation and Localization Tips for Publishers
This is a guest post from Christian Arno, founder of Lingo24, a global translation service. I asked Christian to provide some tips for publishers looking to expand their presence in international markets. - Adam To reach an overseas readership … [Continue reading]
Which News Sites Have the Highest Reading Level According to Google?
I saw Malcolm Coles’ post on Google’s reading level scores for UK newspapers and thought it would be fun to do the same thing for US news sites. Last week Google released a new search filter that allows users to refine search results by reading … [Continue reading]
Fewer PR Organizations Plan to Increase Focus on SEO and Social Media in 2011
The results of the Vocus 2011 PR Planning Survey are out and the number of organizations that plan to focus more on SEO and social media has declined. In this year’s survey 51% of the respondents indicated that they would focus more on SEO in … [Continue reading]
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