
Five Ways You’re Using Social Media Incorrectly
Social media is a crucial aspect to promoting a business or organization efficiently and effectively. So many businesses benefit greatly from correctly using social media management services, but on the contrary, many businesses and organizations use social media...
Don’t Treat Facebook Fans like kids
Although Facebook started as a place for college students and younger, it has grown up a lot in the last few years and is now a network for everybody. In 2009 the fastest growing demographic on facebook was aged 55 and over, growing by 922%. The largest overall...
Google’s New SearchWiki
The introduction of Google's New SearchWiki now allows you to customize your search by ranking content, anyone signed into a Google account automatically has use of this feature. What this all means is that Google now allows users to edit the results they see in a...
YouTube – The Second Biggest Search Engine
Did you know that YouTube is currently the 2nd largest search engine behind Google, with more than 3.5 billion queries a month. What that means is that there are more search queries on YouTube than on Yahoo! YouTube and other video sites can be a great vehicle to...
Facebook Stats
It's fair to say that facebook and social media in general have become a part of most people's daily lives. The popularity of these social networking sites especially facebook is growing daily. With the number of users on facebook reaching over 400 million more than...
Text Versus Links
We often get asked the question, how many links should I have on my website? Quality links are an important factor in getting your website ranked higher, but just adding random links can actually be detrimental to search. Links should be relevant to your content. If...
Why are links important?
Linking to relevant sites is extremely important to your overall SEO ranking. If you are a maker fly rods and you have other relevant pages that link to the term fly rods linking to you then this is a good link. Search engines will confirm that "Fly rods" are in fact...