Taulbee Jackson wrote a blog post on April 7th about Google’s recent investment into high quality video content for YouTube. Taulbee’s post was a great take on this investment and its meaning for search, but people who know me understand that I think the act of optimizing a site for search is the equivalent of [...]
Search engines aren’t looking for keywords, they’re not looking for backlinks, they’re not looking for metadata. They are looking for quality content.
Sure, it’s possible to combine chat, document collaboration, email, and whatever else they crammed into that buckshot interface. But why?
Raidious was recently featured in an article in Inc. Magazine. We’re thrilled to serve as an example of the way things are getting done in today’s cloud computing environment.
Will the world take notice? Will the world care? Will two guys who ran an indexing server in their Stanford dorm rooms suddenly find themselves emissaries of political and human rights reform?
Search engines are built to “read†a site as a human would. An outstanding model to follow for web content writing comes from elementary school.
As the old saying goes, you don’t make money writing checks. Your corporate blog should demonstrate ROI (the bottom line) and increase brand awareness (marketing goal). But how do you get there?
Owned Media: If You Can’t Say Something Nice, Issue a Press Release
by Matt Chandler on May 12, 2011
in Commentary,Facebook,Featured,Owned Media
Engaging a PR firm to propagate negative sentiment via earned media opposes the inherent transparency of owned media.