Monthly Archives: August 2010

Rapid Protoyping with the SEOmoz API

Posted by Will Critchlow on August 31, 2010 in the SEO category

I am out in Seattle for the SEOmoz PRO seminar (don’t forget to come to the London seminar!) where the second day has kicked off with two of the best presentations I’ve seen in a long time from Seth Besmertnik more >

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Turning Technical Mistakes into Human Relations

Posted by Kate Morris on August 26, 2010 in the Reputation Monitor category

Sometimes things just break. In this day and age, servers crash, websites are hacked, and new programs go haywire. At its worst, hackers can get access to private client information. It is moments like these when a company is truly more >

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Free Directory Submission: What to Avoid, Tips & Tricks

Posted by David Sottimano on August 24, 2010 in the SEO category

Free Directory Submission: What to Avoid, Tips & Tricks Looking for quick easy links? Be careful what you wish for… Despite rumours, directory listings are still useful!  These listings help diversify your link portfolio and will help boost rankings when more >

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Facebook Places – Implied Consent?

Posted by Sam Crocker on August 19, 2010 in the Geo Location, Reputation Monitor category

Good morning! I Just wanted to update you all on the wonderful new feature over at Facebook- Facebook Places. Facebook Places clearly has potential- massive user base, loads of opportunity for geo-targeted specials (as has been masterfully created by Foursquare, more >

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Market Research using Facebook Ads

Posted by David Sottimano on August 16, 2010 in the Facebook, Social Media category

Facebook: Free Market Research No, not scraping my friends. There is a legitimate way to get some great market information from Facebook and I’m going to show you how. It all starts with the nifty invention of Facebook Ads, which was more >

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The Wonderful World of Wonder Wheel

Posted by Kate Morris on August 12, 2010 in the PPC, SEO category

I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again, PPC and SEO need to get along. Why? There are such awesome tools on each side that can benefit the other. Not to mention the wealth of information from one that more >

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Behavioral Re-Targeting – Good or Bad for the Web – Sam vs Paddy

Posted by Tom Critchlow on August 11, 2010 in the SEO category

Today we have a face-off between Sam and Paddy. After many heated discussions in the office it seemed like it would make an interesting post to put both sides of the argument side by side on the blog. First, for more >

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Getting Over the Speaking Jitters

Posted by Kate Morris on August 5, 2010 in the Reputation Monitor category

    Had anyone told me when I was getting into high school that I would be speaking at marketing conferences in New York and London, I’d laugh in your face. That would be after turning bright red. So I more >

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Are You A Victim Of Inception?

Posted by Mark on August 4, 2010 in the Reputation Monitor category

Has Someone Been Planting Ideas In Your Head And Making Them Seem Like Your Own? Are You Sure? WARNING:  This Post Contains Spoilers (And The Links Out Contain Some Serious Ones!)   This season’s blockbuster, Inception, is set in the more >

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Dr. Pepper: What’s the Worst That Can Happen?

Posted by Sarah on August 3, 2010 in the Reputation Monitor category

What’s the worst that could happen when one of the world’s most famous brands launches a witty, edgy and innovative social media campaign? It manages to promote hardcore scatological porn to a 14-year-old. Actually, that’s not the worst. Worse than more >

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