Anonymous Yelp reviews are the bane of any small business owner's existence, and in the past, it's been hard to fight back. Now, a court case seems to provide a ray of hope. But I'm not so sure that there's much to celebrate here.
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Court Kills Anonymous Yelp Reviews: Should You Be Celebrating?
Posted by jeandion under Online MarketingFrom http://www.internetreputation.com 3739 days ago
Marketing Lessons from Tesco Mobile: Can You Afford to Get Flip?
Posted by jeandion under Social MediaFrom http://www.internetreputation.com 3744 days ago
Tesco Mobile has one of the cheekiest Twitter feeds around, and it can be tempting to follow the lead of this company and use humor in your own marketing programs. You might gain exposure in the process, but I also think that you could experience a little backlash if you go too far.
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Is Google+ Helpful or Hazardous? It Depends
Posted by jeandion under Online MarketingFrom http://www.internetreputation.com 3744 days ago
Small businesses have a number of social media channels open and available for marketing purposes. Google+ is just one option, and while it might be quite helpful, there are also some hidden dangers involved.
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Guest Blogging is Not “Done,” No Matter What Matt Cutts Says
Posted by jeandion under MarketingFrom http://www.internetreputation.com 3744 days ago
Google's Matt Cutts put the business world in a panic by suggesting that guest blogging would result in search engine penalties. Respectfully, I disagree.
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Best Practices For Sharing Infographics On Social Media [Infographic]
Posted by SaadAhmadkhan under Social MediaFrom http://quickinfoplanet.blogspot.com 3745 days ago
Made Hot by: robinandy58 on January 28, 2014 3:54 pm
Typically you should include two infographics per month on your blog or website. To make the most of different social media platforms. Follow these best practices when sharing infographics on social media platforms.
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How To Apologize When Your Company Screws Up
Posted by jeandion under StrategyFrom http://tweakyourbiz.com 3753 days ago
Made Hot by: centrifugePR on January 15, 2014 11:16 pm
Every company makes an error from time to time. Learning how to say "I'm sorry" isn't as easy as it might seem.
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Form Over Function: Set Your Social Media Tone- Big Ideas Blog
Posted by jeandion under MarketingFrom http://bigideasblog.infusionsoft.com 3759 days ago
Small business owners need to do more than simply sweat about the message they're trying to deliver. They also need to develop the right tone for that message.
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4 Reputation Management Takeaway Points From The GoldieBlox/Beastie Boys Debacle
Posted by Sian Phillips under Social MediaFrom http://tweakyourbiz.com 3783 days ago
Made Hot by: DigiTechBlog on December 17, 2013 6:26 pm
By Jean Dion
In mid-November, a tiny toy company stirred up a huge controversy with just one little advertisement that featured three wee girls singing altered lyrics to a song by the Beastie Boys. The ad was so nifty, and the song used in the ad was so catchy, that it quickly took off on social Read More
In mid-November, a tiny toy company stirred up a huge controversy with just one little advertisement that featured three wee girls singing altered lyrics to a song by the Beastie Boys. The ad was so nifty, and the song used in the ad was so catchy, that it quickly took off on social Read More
Why Viral Marketing Can Never, Ever Replace Well-Done SEO
Posted by Sian Phillips under Online MarketingFrom http://tweakyourbiz.com 3796 days ago
Made Hot by: kingofcontent92 on December 3, 2013 4:01 pm
By Jean Dion
Writers that could master SEO techniques were once held in pretty high regard. This was especially true if the stories we created contained a dense amount of keywords in glistening sentences that seemed natural, rather than in stilted blocks that screamed of technique with no heart. Read More
Writers that could master SEO techniques were once held in pretty high regard. This was especially true if the stories we created contained a dense amount of keywords in glistening sentences that seemed natural, rather than in stilted blocks that screamed of technique with no heart. Read More
Applying For a Business Loan? Clean Up Your Social Media Profile First
Posted by nialldevitt under FinanceFrom http://tweakyourbiz.com 3807 days ago
Made Hot by: deanuk on November 23, 2013 5:16 pm
Some lenders are trying to integrate your social media contacts and your credit availability. Here’s the lowdown on the change, and what you can do to prepare.
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