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Showing posts with label Google. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Google. Show all posts

Tuesday, 10 November 2009

Mexican flu goes viral in social media. Dutch style.

To vaccinate or not to vaccinate?

Way back in early July the Dutch Ministry of Health started their campaign to inform the general public of the vaccination on the Mexican flu. It’s now November and the outbreak is classified as mild. But in the meantime, on the internet, the virus is even more potent than ever.


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Friday, 6 November 2009

Pleasing Google… & journalists too!

The importance of RSS feeds



In a recent post on the Google Webmaster Central blog, the world’s #1 search engine now confirms that content in RSS feeds gets special attention and gets indexed quicker than normal web pages.

Read full article here: "Pleasing Google… & journalists too!"


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Wednesday, 10 June 2009

Independent blog helps to keep corporate website on Google page one

A successful case study on ‘Crisis Management’ SEO

My last blog post talking about the benefits of an independent blogging platform and url as opposed to putting your blog on the root corporate web domain. My advice was catered towards small business blogs with a desire to establish thought leadership, build links, gain advocates and encourage conversations.

Read full article here: "Independent blog helps to keep corporate website on Google page one".


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Wednesday, 3 June 2009

Not convinced about Twitter yet? Why not start by listening?

New service offers hourly Twitter alerts

Twitter. Some love it, some hate it. Some say it’s a great platform to share your interests, reach new customers, promote your blog or voice your opinion. Others don’t see the value of telling the world what they’re up to in 140 characters.

Read full article here: "Not convinced about Twitter yet? Why not start by listening?"

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Thursday, 7 May 2009

The 'Dell Hell' wake up call

Or why brand building beats crisis communications


Now here’s a company that learned about engaging in online communications the hard way. This is a classic case study that dates back to 2005/2006.


What started with a blog post of one person, caught fire on the Internet and ended up with ‘Dell Hell’ as the most highly ranked Google search term associated with Dell for some time.


Read full article here: "The 'Dell Hell' wake up call".



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