We’re well into the Christmas Season and we’re all starting to see announcements for sales and events online in our email and social media feeds. What I’m noticing are that people are posting only in Facebook but they aren’t using those posts to help drive traffic back to their own websites. It’s a simple matter… Continue reading Do Your Holiday Announcements Help Out Your SEO?
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Panoramio – Pictures and local in one place
Like just about every other blog post that I write, this one came up as I was working in Google. The thing I love about Google is their suite of inter-related on-line applications. A quick synopsis of my typical day is: Gmail to Docs to Wave to Calendar to Blogger to Reader and back again.… Continue reading Panoramio – Pictures and local in one place
Google’s Answer to Twitter Released Today
I opened up my Gmail account this afternoon after lunch and was surprised to be offered something called “Google Buzz.” I launched it and the first thought that popped in my head was: “Google is going after Twitter.” It looks superficially like Twitter and it’s fully integrated into my Gmail account. When I opened it… Continue reading Google’s Answer to Twitter Released Today
KML and Geo Sitemap Tool
I just came across a blog post on a tool to create KML files and geo sitemaps. For the uninitiated (which included myself up until 45 minutes ago) a KML file is what Google Earth, Google Maps, and a variety of other mapping programs use to store map information. The idea is to use this… Continue reading KML and Geo Sitemap Tool
Official Google Blog: Place Pages for Google Maps: There are places we remember!
Official Google Blog: Place Pages for Google Maps: There are places we remember!
Matt Cutts of Google – How to Optimize Your Blog
Matt Cutts from Google breaks down exactly what you need to know to optimize your blog on Google. He breaks down everything from PageRank, to content, to how to naturally add in your keywords. Really great information and a must see for bloggers.
I <3 Animoto
So I’ve been hearing a lot about Animoto at my networking events, but I didn’t really understand what it was about. So I shot over there about 30 minutes ago. Here’s how my 30 minutes went: 5 minutes – Read the brief instructions and register.10 minutes – Choose and upload pics and music.5 minutes –… Continue reading I <3 Animoto