Here are the top tips from Web 2.0 NYC: Be real. More interactions are key- responding to comments generates more of the same. Size and engagement are key metrics, although engagement is more important than raw size. Don’t buy fans– it’s poison. Social affects search because Google overweighting social results, especially real-time. Don’t auto-post to […]
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Yesterday, Google Analytics released a premium version of their analytics, aimed straight at the heart of Omniture and Webtrends. Looking at the fact sheet, it seems to be not only better in functionality than these enterprise packages but nicer looking, too. Now that they have support, advanced tagging, real-time analytics, and the typical Google beauty,
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Today I was over at the offices of ICOSA Magazine, a Denver-based publisher that is sponsored by CAP Logistics. Who would have thought that a logistics company could produce such high-quality content? Here are some things I’ve learned about their efforts to make the world a better place: They interview world leaders (presidents of countries
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I had a chance to catch up with PJ Glassey– a world-class stair-climbing athlete (yes, he bounds to the top of tall buildings across the globe) and the owner of X Gym in Seattle. PJ is also the personal trainer of Gillian Muessig, who introduced me to PJ and helped me get my butt kicked
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You should have attended to learn the secrets. Let me summarize a few: Like your competitors so that your likes are on their page– not removable by them. Like your own posts, since it boosts EdgeRank. Always respond to comments and posts on your wall to demonstrate reciprocity to your users and to Facebook for
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Have you ever been to one of those gas stations along the highway– the one that can charge $7 a gallon because the nearest gas is 40 miles away? They can charge whatever they want. Until recently, there was no other place in Boulder for stringing tennis racquets. 22-year-old CU grad, Matt Prater, has a
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An Article by Keith Wilcox When I was in high school, I was a good runner. It wasn’t just in my head either; I won all sorts of fancy awards during my junior and senior years. I was good in college, too, but that’s a different story. I had the one trait that I thought
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I travel a lot. So few people get to see how much hotels, airlines, convention centers, or your mobile carrier charge you for internet access. Check out what Swisscom, who powers the Miami Convention Center, charges. I estimate I spend about 500 dollars a month for internet access: $50 for Comcast $70 for my Verizon
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I most certainly would! It seems that Facebook is in the reviews game with their questions about your favorite places and apps. Is Facebook the sleeper that will kill off Yelp and other review sites? If past history is any indicator, they are the king at amassing user-generated content.
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My hat is off to Kara and Walt for warning readers of All Things Digital about tracking cookies on their site. Today, it seems that surfing the web is akin to wading naked into a mosquito-infested swamp. You can’t avoid getting stung, but you have no choice– your home is in the middle of this
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