Twitter Weekly Updates for 21-05-2010
YouTube Surpasses Two Billion Video Views Daily: http://bit.ly/a3W6P3 #
“I do” goes high-tech with Japan robot priest http://link.reuters.com/sun54k #
Evan Williams is chirpy over Twitter glitter – at http://bit.ly/dgCjHl #
HOW TO: Get Notified When Someone Hacks Your Facebook: http://bit.ly/dlrGgw #
Gink: The Next Great Social Network? [PARODY]: http://bit.ly/9r5dV4 #
The Web Makes the World Happier [STUDY]: http://bit.ly/9Z61LP #
Google apologises ...continue reading
Twitter Weekly Updates for 14-05-2010
Morning everyone. #
Chavez hires hundreds to help him reply on Twitter http://link.reuters.com/seg33k #
Hitwise Intelligence – Analyst Weblogs: Bigot-gate and the role of social networks in the election http://tinyurl.com/2cz26dr #
Across the Sound: Jaffe Juice #136 – iAds, Twitter Ads, FB and LinkedIn too – heADache Time http://tinyurl.com/29plto2 #
Rick Maybury on laptops, desktops, social suicide and the ...continue reading
Still think you don’t need to be online?
If you think that your business doesn’t need to use social media or that it doesn’t even need a website then the following video from the clever and talented people at Socialnomics is going to make you really uncomfortable. Er… sorry.
Still, not to worry; getting your company in front of some of these people isn’t ...continue reading
Simple social media marketing
Social media marketing is a black art for many companies.
Engaging with your customers online can be very scary if you haven’t done it before. Although it has its challenges it can offer brilliant insights into what they think of you. It can also give you the opportunity to head off issues before they get ...continue reading
Bounce rate – the most useful metric?
Web analytics tools can deliver a vast amount of information to you about your website and your business. Arguably one of the most useful metrics is the bounce rate. Bounce rate tells you about visitors who have literally ‘bounced’ away without visiting any other parts of your site.
A great way to measure the quality of ...continue reading
