Reputation Marketing
Sunday, 12 July 2015
Monday, 6 July 2015
Why You Need To Consider Social Sharing And Backlinks
Why You Need To Consider Social Sharing And Backlinks SEO plays a huge role in directing the millions of internet users to the right content they need. This means that if your site is not properly optimized for search engines, it could mean losing a ton of traffic and subsequently sales. While it is improbable and almost impossible to pinpoint the exact criteria used by search engines in terms of ranking, most experts agree that backlinks and social shares seem to play a huge role in a site ranking. In 2010, Matt Curtis of Google indicated that Google, the biggest search engine, uses social shares as a smoke signal for ranking. As you can see, social sharing is very important to a website and its owner. In fact, today, social sharing is so important that it is almost impossible to see a website or blog that does not offer social sharing without navigating away from the site. This is just one of the many reasons why you should consider social sharing. To the spiders at search engine ce
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What is Snapchat?
For me, Snapchat was just an app that allowed you to send temporary video’s and photos to other Snapchat users, but then I read this article and discovered that Snapchat has become a lot more than that. I’m talking in particular about Discover.
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How To Use Canva
How To Use Canva Most of our interactions on social media and other social platforms demand some form of branding in one way or the other. This is especially so for businesses that must create and manage a brand image using graphical images and infographics especially given that the use of multimedia has been proven to attract more conversions whether blogging or just using social media. Although you could sometimes just use other people’s images in your posts, creating your own images is a lot more beneficial since it can ultimately help you drive more traffic to your blog or social media page if you can brand them nicely. However, the prospect of creating infographics is a daunting one for those who have zero experience with graphics design. Fortunately, you no longer have to spend thousands of hours designing graphics or hiring a graphics designer to do it for you. You can now do it yourself using Canva. So, what is Canva? What is Canva? Canva is an online graphics design portal
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Monday, 29 June 2015
How to Embed Facebook Videos
There is no doubt that the internet is content driven. And if you want visitors to your blog or website, you have to do everything possible to keep them coming and staying for as long as possible to increase your conversion rates. This brings up the importance of using multimedia in blog posts web content to pass across important information to your audience. If you are using videos on your blog, it is critical to ensure that the visitors don’t go away from the website or blog since you want to keep them on your website or blog for as long as possible. This means that the idea of having them being directed to another website (even a video sharing service) like YouTube, Facebook and others is really out of the question. This is where embedding videos is important. Besides this reason, embedding is important in many other ways. Since you are likely to have videos in many of these video sharing platforms, you don’t want to be constantly uploading that video to your blog hence the nee
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Sunday, 28 June 2015
Use Facebook Groups For Your Business
Use Facebook Groups For Your Business It is sad that many people and businesses view Facebook groups as pages while in fact groups are a different channel that a brand or business can use to grow their social media presence and business. Facebook groups are an ideal way for brands and businesses to connect and interact with their consumers at a more personal level. Before we can talk about how to unleash the power of Facebook groups, let’s first understand how a Facebook group is different from a Facebook Page. Well, for starters, Facebook pages are not restrictive in that anyone can like that particular page if they want to since they are usually designed to be the face of organizations unlike groups, which are essentially communities of people with common interest. Unlike Facebook pages, which are very strict on who opens them (you have to be the company’s official representative to open one-even if not enforced strictly), groups provide the much needed leeway for people to inte
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Saturday, 20 June 2015
Have You Thought About Using Twitter Chat?
Have You Thought About Using Twitter Chat? Have you heard about Tweet chat? Well, if you have not heard or tried Tweet chat, you and your business are missing out. Twitter chat, commonly referred to as Tweet Chat, is generally a #Hashtag meeting. That may sound ambiguous but that is indeed the truth. A Twitter chat is where a group of people or Twitter users decides to meet at a specific time and discuss a topic, any topic using the same #Hashtag as their contribution to the meeting. Each Tweet Chat is akin to a networking event, only a virtual networking event using a #Hashtag. A Tweet Chat has a moderator who poses questions as Q1, Q2 and the participants who give their answers as A1, A2. The fun thing here is that anyone can start a Tweet Chat as long as the moderator can find people with similar interest. Tweet Chats are a way to meet people with the same interests as you or your business. For example, we can hold a Tweet Chat about how businesses can use social media to their adv
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