Comments on: The Social Media Revolution http://spencerlavery.com/blog/the-social-media-revolution/ Just another WordPress site Mon, 14 Jun 2010 18:52:19 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: Social Media: is it a flash in the pan? | Alastaire Allday - Branding and Copywriting Agency http://spencerlavery.com/blog/the-social-media-revolution/#comment-79 Social Media: is it a flash in the pan? | Alastaire Allday - Branding and Copywriting Agency Sat, 24 Oct 2009 13:22:57 +0000 http://hustlin.co.uk/?p=327#comment-79 [...] Of course he’s right. SEO was an arcane art and promised more than it could deliver — usually because it attracted one real expert to every ten cowboys. It seems the majority of web entrepreneurs feel social media is going the same way. [...] [...] Of course he’s right. SEO was an arcane art and promised more than it could deliver — usually because it attracted one real expert to every ten cowboys. It seems the majority of web entrepreneurs feel social media is going the same way. [...]

]]> By: SEO Fundamentals in a Social Media World? http://spencerlavery.com/blog/the-social-media-revolution/#comment-78 SEO Fundamentals in a Social Media World? Thu, 10 Sep 2009 14:27:25 +0000 http://hustlin.co.uk/?p=327#comment-78 [...] Arguably “social media” has replaced SEO as the biggest buzzword in traffic generation on web 2.0 — another buzzword that’s here to stay. Of course creating good content that people will want to link to has always been an integral part of SEO strategy, because more links mean higher rankings. But with many people bypassing search engines altogether and relying more and more on direct recommendations from trusted friends on Facebook and Twitter, it’s definitely time for SEOs to start concentrating their efforts on producing sites that offer instant linkbait. [...] [...] Arguably “social media” has replaced SEO as the biggest buzzword in traffic generation on web 2.0 — another buzzword that’s here to stay. Of course creating good content that people will want to link to has always been an integral part of SEO strategy, because more links mean higher rankings. But with many people bypassing search engines altogether and relying more and more on direct recommendations from trusted friends on Facebook and Twitter, it’s definitely time for SEOs to start concentrating their efforts on producing sites that offer instant linkbait. [...]

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