Reputation Management mistakes from ‘Two and a half Men’
This week I was watching an episode of Two and a half Men on the Comedy Channel where a golden rule of reputation management was broken. You don’t often expect
August 7, 2009
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This week I was watching an episode of Two and a half Men on the Comedy Channel where a golden rule of reputation management was broken. You don’t often expect
As the country, and indeed the world, is in the grip of recession, marketing budgets are being cut back in businesses everywhere. However, the more you cut back on marketing,
Facebook has been in the news quite a bit recently as it has been causing problems for school teachers and cheerleading coaches alike; now the social networking giant has come
One of the most basic ways of maximising your content is by cross linking your posts when you write about a subject that you have already covered. For example, if
Another Facebook legal row is about to erupt in the USA right now as a high school cheerleader’s family are suing the school over forced access to their daughter’s Facebook
It’s true that not everyone quite gets Twitter and the social networking phenomenon. While some people, such as Stephen Fry, understand the power of Twitter and use it regularly to
Following on from our post about keyword density, it seems that still many SEOs are focussing on some ‘magic number’ for adding keywords into articles based on an ill conceived
We recently wrote an article about the importance of your homepage in SEO and how neglecting your homepage, or even isolating from your main website, is a basic SEO mistake.
Whenever you post something in the public domain you need to be careful because you never know who will see it. Posting articles on your website, information to your Facebook
