Category Archives: Social Media Utilization

The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy of Social Media Myths

John DoyleAugust 23, 2015 “I just want to talk with you for a minute about your fascination with 20th century communications tactics.” The last time I hitchhiked, I got picked up by a cop who ended up racing me back to my apartment at burglary-in-progress speed—with the sirens blasting and the lights a-flashing—because there really was … Continue reading The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy of Social Media Myths

Social Media & Your Business: Choosing the Best Platform

VerticalResponseAugust 21, 2015 So you want to define a social media strategy for your business? The place to start is with a full understanding of the most widely-used social platforms, their unique purpose, and whether or not your business will be able to reach its target audience. Facebook, Twitter and Pinterest all trend highly with small … Continue reading Social Media & Your Business: Choosing the Best Platform

8 Effective Ways To Get More Shares On Social Media Without Galling Readers

Govind AgarwalAugust 20, 2015 Social media has taken the internet world by storm. Businesses of all sizes make use of various online platforms to build strong networks. However, many users still get stuck while creating content on social platforms. Just as any place has its own rules or trends, your posts are more likely to … Continue reading 8 Effective Ways To Get More Shares On Social Media Without Galling Readers

Best Practices in Blogger Outreach: The Jerky Dynasty Case Study

Alicia KanAugust 20, 2015 Is there a right way and a wrong way of conducting blogger outreach? I prefer to think that there are right ways and then there are better ways. Customized blogger outreach campaigns, when done strategically, can lead to greater brand awareness, higher web traffic and increased sales as this e-commerce case study shows. Challenge Jerky … Continue reading Best Practices in Blogger Outreach: The Jerky Dynasty Case Study

Why You Don’t Have to Nofollow Good Links In Your Content

Julia McCoyAugust 14, 2015 Nofollow is a tool that was introduced in 2005 by Google’s Matt Cutts and Blogger’s Jason Shellen. The idea was that the tag could be used for the purpose of decreasing spam on blogs by instructing search engines that a hyperlink would have no bearing or affect on the ranking of … Continue reading Why You Don’t Have to Nofollow Good Links In Your Content