Author Archives: William Tyree
Wednesday, 23 June 2010
Bing Search PPC Conversion Cost 54.5% Lower Than Google AdWords
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Looking for an SEM game changer? If you haven’t yet tested Bing PPC ads, it might be worth looking into. The network seems to have just the right mix of competition levels, demographics and market share to provide significant savings in the verticals we tested.
Posted in Industry News, Pay-Per-Click Advertising (PPC), Search Marketing (SEM) Tagged AdWords, Bing, google, ppc, sem Leave a comment
Tuesday, 01 June 2010
How to Deal with Customer Angst in Social Media Channels
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In the previous blog, I discuss the new book and site, Business Model Generation. One fundamental question that the book asks repeatedly is this: How do our Customer Segments want to be reached?
Posted in Customer Relationship Management (CRM), Lead Generation, Public Relations (PR), Reputation Management, Reputation Monitoring, Social Media Marketing, Social Media Optimization (SMO) Tagged blog, Business Development, Business Model, google, LinkedIn, Marketing, SEO, SMO, Social Media, Social Media Optimization, social networking, twitter Leave a comment
Wednesday, 26 May 2010
New Approaches to Business Model Generation
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If you're like us, you're constantly thinking about new ways to create value for customers, and how to improve or transform your business. Recently, DemandResults CEO Howard Brown had a chance to participate in a one-of-a-kind project that would amount to a global brain-dump on a canvas approach to business model innovation.
Wednesday, 12 May 2010
How Twitter Hashtags Can Hurt Your SMO Strategy
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Hashtags are symbols that start with a pound sign, followed by a keyword that attempts to organize the topic into a thread or category (#SEO, #worldcup, #ladygaga). From the time the first hashtag appeared on Twitter in 2007, they have helped organize seemingly disparate posts into cohesive themes, aided followers in finding like-minded souls when using Twitter search, and become useful in promoting events.
Friday, 23 April 2010
SMO Strategy: How to Leverage Facebook’s New Developer Plugins
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Facebook’s new developer offerings are a boon to social media optimization strategies, enabling Web publishers to quickly turn ordinary Web content into distributable social objects. At the heart of the strategy is transforming the “Fan” button utilized by brand and organization Facebook pages into the “Like” button.
Posted in Industry News, Lead Generation, Public Relations (PR), Reputation Management, Reputation Monitoring, SEO & Marketing Tools, Social Media Marketing, Social Media Optimization (SMO) Tagged Evidence Based Marketing, Facebook, Marketing, SMO, Social Media, Social Media Optimization, social networking 1 Comment
Wednesday, 14 April 2010
How Site Speed Affects Google Search Ranking
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After at least a year of public discussion, Google officially announced that site speed – roughly defined as page load time – is a part of Google’s search algorithm. Our clients are already asking us how this change will affect their search ranking, and whether it’s something they should pay attention to.
Posted in Industry News, SEO & Marketing Tools, Search Engine Optimization (SEO) Tagged google, search engine, SEO, site speed 1 Comment
Monday, 12 April 2010
How Social Search is Predicting the Future of the Box Office
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For years, search marketers have been utilizing search data trends to make predictions that help calculate the probability that certain marketing messages might connect with audiences. As one small example, you have no doubt noticed an increase in Fortune 500 companies using the term “Cloud Computing” as of late.
Wednesday, 31 March 2010
How to Create a Company Social Media Policy
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Despite the massive investment in social media underway by most consumer brands and service-based businesses, most are still struggling in regards to their own employees’ use of networks such as LinkedIn, Facebook and Twitter. The lack of comfort with employee use of social media is such that many companies completely ban use from the workplace. This is utterly foolish.
Monday, 15 March 2010
B2Bs To Increase Social Media Spend
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Reports on increased B2C spending in social media are nothing new, but according to a report compiled by Duke University’s Fuqua School of Business and American Marketing Association, social media spend by B2B services are on the rise.
Posted in B2B Lead Generation, Customer Relationship Management (CRM), Industry News, SEO & Marketing Tools, Social Media Marketing, Social Media Optimization (SMO) Tagged B2B, Evidence Based Marketing, Facebook, Marketing, SMO, Social Media, Social Media Optimization, social networking, twitter Leave a comment




3 Reasons Why Bing Delivers Better PPC Results Than Google AdWords