Content Optimisation
Your Social Media Event Communication Kit Bag
We like to extend the value of bog standard marketing events to Social Media and the wider world. Here’s our best practise ‘Kit Bag’ for doing it. Have a browse, use it, and tell us what you think.
Three Important Twitter Conventions and How They Are Used
We often get asked about the numerous Twitter “conventions”, what they mean, how they are used, and when’s appropriate to use them. As such, I thought I’d put together a handy guide on these conventions, which may seem second nature to regular Tweeters, but Double Dutch to the uninitiated.
Times Online: Content Paywall Payoff?
Shock and awe. The Times and other News Corp titles have gone all Paywall. Cue mass navel gaze… But these content tactics provide some great web marketing lessons for all brands…
Blog Planning: Using Content Trending and Social Analytics to Overcome Writer’s Block
Finding sufficient inspiration to fuel a daily, weekly or even monthly blog post can prove a struggle – and choosing a subject that will also attract traffic is an even tougher call. Here are some simple tips for planning a content schedule that will take the headache out of blogging.
The Search for Mythical Social Influence (or the Snipe Inside Your Head)
Chasing ‘influencers’ is (as Buzzmachine says) like hunting snipe – elusive and abstract to say the least. Identifying audience behaviours and creating a program around content trends is, by contrast, a rather exact science. Our most effective analytics tools help us to identify language, not people..
Gawker and Branded Traffic: Whose Audience is it Anyway…??
Alongside new metrics for audience engagement, I see a situation where publishers to give up some of their display-ad-cash-cows in order to work harder with brands on co-created content… because a brand’s Interweb destinations are everywhere – and they’re owned by lots of different folks…. the brand, the publisher, Facebook, me (the blogger), wotnot…
Executive Offices Group: A Social Media Agency and Social SEO Case Study
Six months ago we began working with Executive Offices Group – a Morgan Stanley Real Estate company. Our brief was to help spruce up their organic traffic acquisition efforts: to generate more worthy traffic and to get more clients to sign on the line…
Love Content? Set it Free! (It’s No Longer Yours Anyway)
I’ve been revisiting an old chestnut with a bunch of clients lately: why, where and when should we be free with our content? The answer to ‘when?’ is ‘as often as possible.’ The answer to ‘where?’ is (usually) everywhere; and the answer to ‘why?’ is neatly summed up in this PPT from Mike Ellis of Eduserve…
Google Sentiment Analysis: For Breakfast
Computer-judged sentiment analysis is about as reliable as a Met Office weather forecast. A Met Office weather forecast barked-out by a stolen Jack Russell in the absence of anyone else who knows better. And the dog has had catnip.
Social Media Lessons of 2009 – We Need Re-Wiring…
This end of decade post isn’t fueled by a crystal ball. Instead, I thought it’d be more valuable to reflect on what we learned last year. In a nut, Social Media has showed all us Marketeers that most of we do needs a spot of re-wiring…
Social Media Agency Campaign: Continental Tyre Safety & Road Value of 20p Coins
For the frosty season, last week saw our re-launch of Continental’s Tyres for Life site – including a bunch of neat Social Media widgets and some top new winter tyre safety tips from Continental and BTCC racer Fiona Leggate…
Google Goes Real Time: Social SEO Now Big Time?
If the goal is to stay on page one of the SERPs all of the time then no doubt we’ll see a raft of real-time-content-optimisation-update-bots that happily spew out a stream of SPAM via any Social Media profile you may care for… but to go this route would be short sighted…
Google Research Notes: SERP Refinements and What They Mean To You
Here at C&M, we like to stay abreast of what those clever peeps at Google are up to, and recently they’ve been making some slight changes to their search engine. Here’s our round up… A quick overview of the changes afoot, and what they might mean to you…
Knitting and Traditional Media: Using TV and Radio to Drive Traffic
The death of TV and radio may have been overstated when it comes to your web marketing kit bag. We’ve been playing around with some optimisation experiments lately to see what traffic we can draw from search engines as a result of public interest in TV shows and the like…
What’s a Social Media Agency?
Rocket science not included. Proceed at ease...
Get the Scoop on Social Media PR…
Been there, seen it, bought T-Shirt, wrote it up....
What the Hell is Social SEO?
Clue: it's not spammy and it adds value to users....
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Say Hello to Paul, Our Very Affable New Head of Accounts
As our original ad for the role stated, Paul’s job is to be more Mad Men than IM, Twitter, Foursquare and the rest. His job is to talk to all of our clients – preferably at a distance of three paces, and to get the Martinis in whenever they’re needed. Oh, and to always have a glowing report to hand.
Why do 95.769% of Social Media Projects Fail? PLANNING!
In C&M’s experience, failure to deliver value on Social Media projects is 95.769% down to the lack of a plan. Why? Because 95.6579% of the time Social Media is seen as free
