Archive for January, 2010

Social Media Strategy – Why it matters

Friday, January 29th, 2010 by James Doncaster

Companies big and small are coming round towards engaging with social networks and flirting with the idea of building a company presence on social tools such as Twitter and Facebook.

Social networks are becoming entrenched in everyday life, companies often are hasty to establish a Twitter or Facebook page – branded with the company logo and contact details. It is all too common for companies to play around with Twitter for a day or two, post a few tweets about promotions etc but then lose interest.
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Should SEO and PPC recruitment agencies be regulated ?

Thursday, January 28th, 2010 by Matthew Phelan

I would like to qualify the below by saying there are also a lot of good SEO and PPC recruitment agencies in London.

Apologies for the following rant BUT;

At 4Ps Marketing the recruitment process is very simple we use our CRM system to track the sales funnel and estimate how many new employees we will need in the next few months to ensure we can manage the increases in workloads effectively.
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Good Strategies for Linkbuilding

Monday, January 25th, 2010 by Hannah Miller

Linkbuilding is an essential part of SEO. It is perhaps the most time consuming aspect and certainly one of the most difficult but it is nonetheless vital to your website’s success. (more…)

Twitter: NASA Tweets from Space

Monday, January 25th, 2010 by Gerard Harris

Astronauts aboard the International Space Station received a special software upgrade that allows them to update their Twitter feeds themselves. (more…)

Google Set to Revolutionise Sports Broadcasting

Thursday, January 21st, 2010 by Gerard Harris

Google is all set to broadcast a major sports event live on YouTube for the very first time. Google and the Board of Control for Cricket in India have struck a two-year deal, giving Google exclusive online rights for live and on-demand access of matches from the lucrative Indian Premier League on YouTube . Both parties will be sharing revenues from sponsorships and advertising. (more…)