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| Page 1 of 1 | Previous | Next | WEBBIQUITY FEBRUARY 14, 2010  Don’t They Know Who You Are? Why Reputation Management is Crucial Create accounts on social bookmarking sites like Wikio , Mixx , Digg and/or StumbleUpon. Consider writing a Wikipedia page about yourself. Keep in mind, however, that you have to be considered a public figure (or at least be able to make the argument that you should be) or the Wikipedia cabal will reject the article and take it down. Digg this! few examples. Tweet This! | WEBBIQUITY JULY 28, 2010  Book Review: Social Media Marketing – An Hour a Day For one, Evans cites the notoriously anti-business Wikipedia as “an example of why social media is useful to you as a marketer.&# Digg this! Despite its airy title, Social Media Marketing: An Hour a Day by Dave Evans is anything but a lightweight treatment of this topic. Yes, this really is rocket science. Later, he founded his own marketing technology consultancy. Tweet This! | | | | | |
| WEBBIQUITY NOVEMBER 2, 2010  Book Review: Social Media Marketing She provides an excellent taxonomy of the social media landscape, categorizing the different types of social media tools into: • Social News Sites (Digg, Reddit, Kirtsy, etc.). Wikis (Wikipedia, hundreds of specific topic-focused wikis). Digg this! Don’t automatically assume they use the most popular social networks. Instead, they want to connect. Social Events (e.g., | WEBBIQUITY NOVEMBER 29, 2010 An Open Letter to Jimmy Wales Got your fundraising appeal for Wikipedia. Let me start by saying I’m a huge fan of Wikipedia; it is a truly amazing tool and a tremendous accomplishment. The Wikipedia cabal. Not merely to edit content, or post a comment, but outright delete it (I learned from my first experience at Wikipedia editing never to make any change with keeping a local backup of the text and code). understand you don’t want Wikipedia to devolve into a collection of marketing brochures. Digg this! Hi Jimmy. It’s a phenomenally time-saving research tool. | WEBBIQUITY FEBRUARY 14, 2010  The Insidious Nofollow Tag: An SEO Rant According to Wikipedia (among the worst nofollow offenders ), “The nofollow HTML attribute was originally designed to stop comment spam on blogs. An alarming number of once-respectable social bookmarking sites—Digg, delicious, Mister Wong, Reddit, Mixx, Bibsonomy, Jumptags, Faves, Yahoo! Digg this! Yet mention the “nofollow&# tag, and that all changes. Tweet This! | WEBBIQUITY JANUARY 4, 2010 Best of 2008: Amusing, Creative and Just Plain Odd The prolific Matt McGee offers his annual list of signs you may be spending too much time in the SEO world, such as “While telling your son about your favorite childhood books, you wax poetic about the ‘Wikipedia Brown’ series. Digg this! Charlie Brown and the Peanuts gang running an ad agency. How Internet marketing is like a ruptured disc. Bizarre yet real images on the web. Ads that never should have seen the light of an LCD screen. What do all of these things have in common? Charlie Brown Ad Agency. The Freakiest Ads of 2008, Final 4 by AdFreak. Tweet This! | | | | | | | |
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