I was going to post this last week but then opted wisely for letting myself enjoy a holiday break. Also I’ve only been blogging here for about six months so I’m still building up momentum. But since all the cool kids have been sharing their top posts … [Continue reading]
How to Identify Your Own Top Trends
Yesterday Facebook shared its Top Status Trends of 2009, providing insight into what terms most commonly occurred in users’ status updates. Last week Twitter gave us their Top Twitter Trends of 2009 for categories like news events, people, movies, … [Continue reading]
Search Marketing Dwarfs Social Media in Interactive Marketing Budgets

This week both Brian Solis and SEOMoz made reference to a recent Forrester report forecasting US interactive marketing budgets for the next five years. You can check out their posts for the aspects of the report they covered. What caught my eye was … [Continue reading]
Will Publishers Add Cross-Domain Rel=Canonical to Syndication Deals?
Yesterday Google announced that it is now supporting the rel="canonical" link element (sometimes referred to as the canonical URL tag) across different domains. This means that in addition to using the tag to help sort of duplicate content issues on … [Continue reading]
Google Living Stories – Just Snazzy Topic Pages or is Google onto Something?

Today Google unveiled its Living Stories prototype, showcasing its vision of a new format for presenting news stories online. Essentially the idea is that for ongoing stories news organizations would maintain a single, consistent “living” URL that is … [Continue reading]
Social Media Dominates 2010 PR Planning, But SEO Increasingly in the Mix

A new whitepaper from Vocus with their 2010 PR Planning Survey results has some encouraging statistics about the increasing role of search engine optimization in the overall PR mix. Not surprisingly, social media gets the most attention with 80% of … [Continue reading]
Does Google News Sitemaps New Format Help Publishers?

In November Google announced a new format for Google News Sitemaps with several changes including new tags that provide additional detail on each submitted article. Google is using words like “more flexible,” “easier to submit,” “more control” and … [Continue reading]
I Hope News Corp Does Block its Content from Google

More developments in the Rupert Murdoch vs. Google saga today, as the Financial Times reports that discussions have taken place between News Corp and Microsoft on an exclusive deal with Bing that would lead to News Corp blocking its news sites (such … [Continue reading]
The Most Popular NFL Teams on Twitter and Facebook
UPDATE: There is a a newer post on this topic here: The Most Popular NFL Teams on Twitter and Facebook: 2010 Season The role of social media in professional sports is getting a lot of attention these days, unfortunately mostly in the form of teams … [Continue reading]
Fortune 100 Need to Get More Creative with Twitter

While many companies now have some form of presence on Twitter, how well are they utilizing it? According to a new study by Weber Shandwick, when it comes to the Fortune 100 the answer is not so well. Among the Fortune 100 Twitter accounts analyzed … [Continue reading]
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