Google Social Media Slap Hell
February 17, 2009 by jerry
Filed under Social Media
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Michelle Macphearson has been discussing a social media slap from Google in her latest video.
This is affecting all those sites that have all their backlinks solely from social media and bookmarking sites…and this is where all those who have put all their eggs in one basket, flogged the dead horses etc etc are probably going to cry. This isn’t a social media slap on anyone using social media, and doesn’t mean social media is dead by any stretch of the imagination.
One word: DIVERSIFY
If you have all your links from one type of site it will be a problem, always combine the solid old school seo stuff: articles, press releases, remote content as well as the new: social media sites, video and vary the content you post on them.
Actually a great combination is Social Media Press Releases, how’s that for combination of old and new!
Social Media Press Releases include video, pocasts and all the functions of a blog. One idea worth looking at if you want to avoid the high prices involved with social media press releases is link from your normal press releases on the wires to a specialized multi-media newsroom section on your blog which acts like a social media press release. This would give you a lot more SEO benefit as well.
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Automating your Social Media Presence
December 4, 2008 by jerry
Filed under Social Media
Publishing your content onto a blog and the power of RSS that comes with it gives you the opportunity to syndicate out to your social media outlets such as Facebook, Twitter and Friendfeed.
Wordpress Plug ins such as tweet my blog and twitter tools will notify your Twitter feed when you publish new blog posts. Following that you want to install a couple of applications in Facebook. Just click on the link and install. (You will need to be logged into facebook)
Stumble Upon
Friendfeed
Twitter
Now then, there is another way - Ping.fm gives you the ability to do update all your social media site profiles from one dashboard. There’s a large selection here including facebook, myspace, mashable, twitter, friendfeed and a lot more. This is their Facebook Application..Ping.fm
So your blog post is published which informs Twitter, which in turn tells Friendfeed and a host of other services rippling outwards. You may get instances of double messages here and there, I had this on Facebook because Friendfeed was posting on there as well as Twitter (which was also on my friend feed)..more confusing than it sounds…trust me.
I have friendfeed and twitter set up in many other social platforms including eacademy, mybloglog, various Squidoo and various other remote content sites, you can see the power in this.
With the StumbleUpon application every time you review or give the thumbs up to any web pages this will also appear on your FB feed.
In MySpace upgrade your profile to 2.0 and go to ‘more’ in the main menu and navigate to ‘apps’ - do a search in applications for the above and add those there too.
Well worth setting up if you haven’t already!
There are of course countless others that can be interwined into this syndication spiral, but please comment if you have any twists to this strategy that can be included
Your Social Network Empire
November 20, 2008 by jerry
Filed under Social Media
Building Communities in your niche has been a big talking point for a while now as it is a fantasic way to build authority as well as a large valuable community. No doubt you’ve heard of Facebook, MySpace and Twitter - but what about the exploding growth in niche social network sites? Imagine the potential of dominating your market with social media, not only that but these sites can build into real value, there are many marketers that pay good money for social media sites.
OK so it costs thousands to build these things though doesn’t it? Well Hollis Carter and Marc Horne have developed a software system that enables you to easily build social network sites for autopilot income!
This video pretty much says it all - go check it out before it is taken down - there are limited spots for this!







