Social Media Ninja Contest at Collective Thoughts
Posted on | January 5, 2008 | 2 Comments
Hope everyone is having a happy new year so far!
Things are heating up over on the Collective Thoughts blog. We are hosting a Social Media Ninja contest and throwing stars are flying and a Social Media Ninja will soon be selected.
But before contest is completed, we want you to voice you opinion on who really would benefit from wining this contest. It may not be the person that is most popular. It may be the person least known of all. It is up to you to decide.
To learn more about these amazing Social Media Ninjas go to the Collective Thoughts blog and join in on the fun with a comment on who you like the most!
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When to Post When You Have Little to Say
Posted on | December 31, 2007 | 17 Comments
Over the past couple weeks I have had several conversations about whether or not to post when you have little to say.
My take on the subject is not to post empty posts. Recently I have been working on the release of a new site, so I am breaking my silence with this post. What is your take on posting just to post?
I also would like to wish everyone a Happy New Year!
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Image is Something, But Message is Everything
Posted on | December 19, 2007 | 15 Comments
First, I think it's a pleasure to write on this search engine blog. Writing on your own wall can be fun, but it's a nice break to write on someone else's wall. Search engines are a popular median and should be paid attention too. However, advertising existed before search engines and people that were in advertising 10 years ago have an advantage – and can be learned from.
Image is something, a photo can psychologically influence visitors decision making. I remember a few studies of this as well, but an image won't do much more than that. It won't influence the person to spread the message of your company or site.
Two friends are talking and they are discussing a site they found on the web. One says to the other, what is that site? More than likely, they will just quote your description of the site. Why should they have to think more about it, then necessary? So what is that company about? Oh, it's a place you can save on car insurance.
Your site's description or slogan is pretty important. People don't really want to think about where they are at, and what the purpose of the site is. Just explain it to them simple. Know your purpose, know your message, and look good. Search engines are a source of visitors. A way people can find your home on the web. If people don't quickly understand what the site is about, then they will forget and may not return and won't tell their friends. Give your site a purpose and know your site's purpose.
Author of this post is a free-lance writer that writes quietly at tiffanyinsurance.com.
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