Author Archive
There’s no avoiding it Lisa Gansky is someone who knows what she’s talking about when it comes to digital business. She was one of the team behind the first ever commercial businesses online. She set up and sold one of the most promising photosharing sites to Kodak before flickr was even a glint in it’s parents eyes. She’s also recently written a book about what she see’s as the biggest trend in commerce right now; Mesh Businesses.
Image from VentureBeat
Buy Lisa’s book on Amazon
UK or
US
Last year Graeme was lucky enough to attend the UTalk Marketing Summit, which was by all accounts an amazing event covering a huge varietyof topics. In this episode Graeme shares a few of those insights that will help you and your business.
In a jam packed episode we answer a bunch of audience questions including the hugely common issue of duplication and the problems that causes in Google.
The Competition is closed the winner was Carla Holcombe, but the great SEO Job is still available!
We’re recruiting again, and we were thinking how exactly should we try to spread the word about the vacancy? Should we spend some money on a job advert? Maybe send out some messages via LinkedIn?
I thought why not try and get a favour from the SEO community on Twitter. So to say ‘thanks’ to any person kind enough to retweet this blog post, we’ll enter you into a prize draw to win a super duper Kindle from Amazon. There’s only one Kindle but there should be good odds!
The competition will close at 9AM 02.02.11
But that’s enough about the competition, what about the job…
Read on
No doubt from my shameless self promotion across the web you may have heard now about my free ebook – Becoming a Clockwork Pirate. If not, you do now.
And though it’s not a real book, i.e. you can’t hold it in your hand or order it from Amazon, and it’s actually two thirds of the length of a normal non-fiction book; I really enjoyed writing it and think it’s a helpful experience for anyone working in internet marketing. Read on
If you follow me on Twitter there’s a good chance you may well have seen me tweeting this week about my free ebook on link building titled ‘Becoming a Clockwork Pirate‘ It takes you through dozens of different practical ways to build the kinds of links to your website that Google and the other search engines love.
You can download it now here.
In today’s episode I talk a bit more about the book and the innovative approach I’ve been using to ‘pay’ for the free book.
Too often it doesn’t work,
And even when it does, it’s hard to work out exactly what you did that made the difference.
The ideas are great, the follow through is often not quite as creative.
Are you delivering on the promise of greatness?
What really shifts the needle, what really really makes a impact, is the type of work any creative person can be truly proud of.
Something that make the web a better place, fulfills a linkers need and makes the person behind it proud.
This work really makes a difference, it brings the type of links lazy competitors can’t buy or fluke. It gives Google goosebumps, makes phones ring, cards get processed and makes customers happy.
Too often link builders don’t do this. They churn out rubbish to trick the engines, that’s the horrible truth about link building.
Want to be a better link builder? Then you might enjoy my free ebook – Becoming a Clockwork Pirate
I can’t believe we’re here but this is episode 100 of Internet Marketing. And how are we going to celebrate our best bits. So sit back, relax and enjoy some of the high & low lights of a hundred episode of IMPC.
Kelvin’s not quite Donald Trump or even Lord Sugar, but like those two chaps he’s on the look out for an apprentice. If you think you’ve got what it takes you can contact Kelvin at kelvin.newman@sitevisibility.com.
In the rest of the show we talk about how to get a job in digital marketing.
In a Question and Answer session Kelvin Newman & Graeme Benstead Hume answer a series of questions from listeners covering blogger outreach, Google Vince Update, Usage data influence in search results, death of ranking reports & can internet marketing make the web a better place?
