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If Trad Digital Agencies Did Engagement/PR/Social (Who Moved My Cheese/Fees?)
Dear Mr/Ms Brand Manager, if the agency who builds your web properties is also responsible for engagement / PR / etc, then would they be building things differently? We think so…
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…
How Plain Lazy Uses Social Media to Build Customer Relationships
Nice little write up here from Marketing Donut on how our client Plain Lazy is using Social Media favourites like YouTube, Flickr and Facebook to do some neat acquisition and retention work…
Rich Snippets: Who is He?
Last year Google introduced Rich Snippets to their search results (we even blogged about it here). Originally, there were options to enhance results with reviews and information about people. They have since added support for videos and most recently, events. Why? And who is the mysterious man ‘Rich Snippets’
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.
The Best of the Best: Round-up 2009
2009 was big for C&M: not only did we learn a lot, we also shared a lot of what we learned via this blog. With this in mind, we thought it would be good to start 2010 with a roundup of the best posts of last year…
Proudly Sponsoring the Plain Lazy #RickshawRun – and the Indian Street Child World Cup Squad
On January 1st, clothing brand Plain Lazy (our slackest client) will set forth on a 150cc rickshaw in a bid to raise enough cash to send an Indian XI to the Street Child World Cup. And we’re very proud to be sponsoring them.
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…
The Year that Was: 12 Months in the Life of an Online PR and Social Media Agency
It’s been a fun-packed year here at C&M and with only a few working days left in 2009, I decided to take a look back at some of the highlights of the past 12 months.
Social Media Campaign: Continental Winter 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…
Social Media Measurement & ROI: New Tricks for Old Dogs, But Still the Same Old Dogs
Social Media is not the ‘new marketing’ per se. The aims remain the same. In other words… teach the Old Dogs new tricks, techniques, metrics, etc. But they’re still the same Old Dogs – acquisition, interactions, awareness, SEO, etc… Here’s a handy ‘Cut Out & Keep’ diagram to explain…
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…
Google Commerce Search: What is it and is it Worth it?
While Google has already entered the ecommerce sector with services like Google Checkout and Google Products, their impact has been relatively low. Google’s recently announced ‘Commerce Search’ looks to change this and has important differences from its previous forays into retail…
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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If Trad Digital Agencies Did Engagement/PR/Social (Who Moved My Cheese/Fees?)
Dear Mr/Ms Brand Manager, if the agency who builds your web properties is also responsible for engagement / PR / etc, then would they be building things differently? We think so…
The Google Round-up Rodeo
Every morning, my first thought on waking is, invariably, ‘What have Google been doing while I was asleep?’ I rub my bleary eyes, stretch, and let out a moan so wretched and foul that nuns across the world shudder as one, cross themselves and invoke the Holy Father. Why do I get so upset? Because no one has compiled a short blog post rounding up minor changes that Google have made to their search engine.
