Seth Godin, founder of social marketing site, Squidoo, talks about how blog comments can be your #1 resource
Monthly Archives: March 2008
Seth Godin Says Social Marketing and Blog Comments are Your Feed Back Loop
March 31, 2008 – 11:03 am
Social Marketing and Social Networking Guru Sean Parker on Social Viral Marketing
March 31, 2008 – 10:56 am
Half of Facebook’s users come back every day . Co-founder Sean Parker explains why – and what it can mean for your business
Facebook co-founder Sean Parker feels that “Facebook is about creating a valuable social experience”. Let’s try to translate this into something you can use. Here’s my view on social marketing and networking.
Social [...]
Facebook Co-founder Sean Parker’s Views on Social Marketing and Viral Marketing
March 31, 2008 – 10:52 am
What are the social marketing incentives that lead people to interact on the web?
It’s not that different than in the real world and it’s all about optimizing the feedback loop. Facebook co-founder Sean Parker explains.
I wrote my Social Marketing eBook in a day after spending time doing live consults with two different clients. I quickly [...]
Social Marketing with Digg – Just What is a Digg User
March 30, 2008 – 4:14 pm
The top ten things social marketers should know about Digg.
The most important point that this tech-recipes.com writer makes is that Digg users do not leave the site. They tend to comment and link to the pages on Digg. That makes sense to me.
I myself do not see much traffic or incoming links appearing from Digg. [...]
Social Marketing and Networking with Facebook goes HyperViral
March 28, 2008 – 8:23 pm
New Social marketing and networking feature “People You May Know” Comes to Facebook
Today Dan Farber, on News.com predicts that the number of social connections on Facebook will skyrocket with the new “People You May Know” feature. Farber also predicts that this will extend the reach and stickiness of Facebook’s social graph.
“People You May Know” suggests [...]
Social Marketing with Squidoo and Squidoo Basics
March 25, 2008 – 11:30 am
Squidoo pages, without any Pagerank, can in some searches rank higher than your optimized, linked pages.
Think of Squidoo as Wikipedia, but you are the only author. Due to Google’s weird ranking of websites with little or no pagerank, Google at times, seems to be ranking Squidoo pages (lenses) highly.
Also, Because Squidoo is so small (less [...]
Having Email Delivery Problems with Yahoo? Welcome to the Club!
March 13, 2008 – 8:33 pm
Yahoo email delivery problems still abound
After helping a fellow blogger get his Yahoo / DKIM / DomainKeys problems somewhat straightend out I went on to look a little deeper into what has been an ongoing problem at yahoo.
This post on email delivery at Yahoo summed it up so well that I want to recommend reading [...]
How Is Your Email Reputation Going to Increase Your Email Delivery?
March 11, 2008 – 10:04 am
Ensure your Email Delivery in 2008. Stop thinking avoid spam filters and Start thinking Email Reputation NOW!
First of all when we talk email reputation we are talking about the reputation of your server IP address. Not so much the reputation of your domain, but for now your associated email servers IP address.
Reputation is simple to [...]
Email Delivery? Avoiding Spam Filters? Don’t Buy Software Like This!
March 10, 2008 – 12:39 pm
If you think software like “Email Auto Format” will help you in avoiding spam filters you better read this before you look at the link below
There is no magic formula to email delivery and avoiding spam filters and that is what is wrong with the product below.
The salesletter says:
Salesletter:
Follow along with me, and find out [...]
If Chris Lang Could Solve Any Problem You Have, What Would It Be?
March 7, 2008 – 5:48 pm
What problem can I solve for YOU to make YOUR working day….
More Manageable?
More Enjoyable?
AND… most importantly of all,
More Profitable?
If there is any question that Chris Lang can answer for you, any problem I can solve, please enter it as a comment at the link below. Or if you have a question that remains unanswered [...]
