Twitter Search: Using Advanced Operators to Get the Info You Really Need
We all are aware that you can use advanced operators to construct a query in Google, but did you know that a Twitter Search can also be refined to return a more bespoke page of results?
Google News Round Up: Wave, Images and Net Neutrality
If this were the 1920s and I were a 12 year old newspaper tyke in Chicago, I’d be shouting ‘Extra! Extra! Read all about it! Google news, hot off the press!’
Top 5 Alternative Search Engines
When it comes to online search, the general consensus is that there can only be one – Google. And for good reason: it’s great at finding stuff. So good in fact, that Google is now synonymous with the word search itself. Google it.
Create Your Own Infographic: Visualisation Tools
We’ve been off searching the internet for the best visualisation tools to display your data. Here’s what we found…
8 Useful Google Search Operator Combinations (feat. Michael Barrymore)
In my last post, I outlined a comprehensive list of Google search operators, and now I’m upping the ante by outlining useful combinations based on my original list…
David Bowie, Sitemaps & Google Travel: Together at Last
Now that England’s World Cup is over and Wimbledon has come to an end, we can all get back to focusing on my favourite activity – Google watching. Here’s all the latest news from Google.
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…
Sharks, Sushi, Caffeine & Other New Things: A Google News Round-Up
Google is a lot like a shark. Not in that it is a predatory beast, preying on the weak, consuming all in its path in an endless and furious rampage. More in the way that it doesn’t have a swim bladder and so has to keep continually moving, lest it die.
A Social Media Integration Roundup
Social Media integration is happening all over at the moment. Here’s a round-up of developing Social Media coalitions to give you a glimpse of future treats.
Google I/O: The News So Far
This week is Google I/O week. It’s a big week for people who like acronyms – HTML5, APIs, I/O. WTF? You’re also in for a treat if you enjoy watching videos of men standing on stages saying things like, ‘We are today open-sourcing additional components of our production code and in particular the in-browser editor.’ Dirty… Say it again, but slower this time.
Google Advanced Search: A Comprehensive List of Google Search Operators
I tried to find a comprehensive list of Google Search Operators and found only an upsetting informational abyss. I was a mess. I was anxious. I cried for the first time in years. But I pulled myself together long enough to compose my own. That’s fighting spirit.
Facebook, Your Data and Privacy
Facebook: it tends to split people down the middle (ouch), especially when it comes to discussing the privacy aspects of the most popular social network in the world. Despite howls of indignation from some parts of the internet, its new Open Graph functionality will have some interesting and even positive implications for the way the web operates.
Web News: Things That Have Changed
The only reason we would sit in a stinking hide for 12 hours with only a Thermos of tea for company is to catch a glimpse of a Flightless Google, observe its habits and mating rituals and report all that we find on the internet…
A Google Round-Up Blog Post: Classical Poetry Edition
It is said that some vast and trunkless blogs posts about Google stand in the desert. Near them, on the sand, half sunk, a shattered laptop lies. And on that screen, these words appear:
‘My name is Content and Motion,
Look upon my blog posts, ye Mighty, and despair!’
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?
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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
