With real-time algorithm updates becoming the norm in place of manual releases, what issues might arise? Columnist Patrick Stox examines some potential effects of faster algorithm updates. Patrick Stox on March 18, 2016 Every update of Panda and Penguin in recent years has brought joy to some SEOs and sorrow to others. As the algorithms … Continue reading Why real-time search algorithm updates may be bad news
by Jamie Nichol December 11, 2015 Follow @CultureIQDecember 11, 2015 Being a manager is tough. Everyone wants to be the boss who inspires and uplifts employees, encouraging them to take risks and succeed, but even outstanding managers find themselves having to break bad news occasionally. Sharing bad news, whether about a canceled project, rejected raise, … Continue reading How to Break Bad News to Employees: Mastering the Dreaded Part of the Job
By Danny Hall December 4th, 2015 A selection of popular news sources for bloggers. Google News Google News brings together the latest news from over 50,000 world-wide sources. It is one of the most popular news sources for bloggers, It is easy to set personal preferences on Google News. You can start out with the … Continue reading Sources For Finding Relevant News Stories For Blog Posts
by Warren Knight November 17, 2015 Follow @warrenknightNovember 17, 2015 Whilst I know that Facebook isn’t my desired social network for driving engagement and sales, that doesn’t mean I will ignore ways in which YOU can improve your Facebook news feed and overall engagement. I have come across a great infographic from Robert Scoble who … Continue reading 7 Top Tips For Improving Your Facebook News Feed
Working with its Oculus virtual reality division, Facebook rolls out immersive experience. Star Wars, GoPro, VICE and Saturday Night Live are among the first publishers to take advantage. Martin Beck on September 23, 2015 Facebook is giving 360-degree video a spin in the News Feed. The social network announced today that it has started displaying … Continue reading Facebook Brings 360-Degree Video To The News Feed
James ClearSeptember 22, 2015 How much time do you spend consuming information that you have no intention of taking action on or that you don’t care deeply about? For example: the nightly news cycle of local crimes, the endless stream of Facebook and Twitter updates, celebrity gossip, reality TV shows, Buzzfeed articles. The list goes … Continue reading Stop Overdosing on Celebrity Gossip, The News, and Low Quality Information
Marketing experts weigh in possible impact of Facebook’s plan to test a way for people to express shorthand emotions other than Like. Martin Beck on September 21, 2015 Facebook’s Like button is about to have company. One question: Will marketers give it the thumbs up? It almost certainly won’t be a “dislike” button, but it … Continue reading Will Facebook’s “Empathy” Button Be Good News For Marketers?
Eric SealSeptember 14, 2015 Today, Google confirmed what SEO Inc. has suspected all along. In a Google+ hangout with Gary Illyes, Google’s Webmaster Trends Analyst, Google is going on the record to state that if you remove bad links from your website, you will see immediate results. This means that if you take the necessary … Continue reading “Remove Bad Links, Remove Your Penalty,”
Kenna GriffinJune 4, 2015 The best advice I can give journalists right now is a phrase I tell my students not to say—”use social.” Using social media to reach audiences is an important takeaway from the 2015 State of the News Media report. Pew Research Center researchers compile the data and issue the report each … Continue reading How News Media Should Use Facebook
John W HayesMay 27, 2015 Google is rumored to be entering the world of eCommerce with the imminent launch of a “Buy” button on its mobile search results pages. It’s a move, many pundits believe, is designed to grab marketshare of the search market from online retail giants like Amazon. You might not think of Amazon … Continue reading Google “Buy” Button Good News for Email Marketers
