Where do you put the hashtag?
Posted on June 30, 2009, by ClickThrough MarketingThe correct netiquette on Twitter is to place the hashtag at the end of the tweet. Just so you know!
Monthly Archives: June 2009
The real numbers behind your HUGE Twitter following
Posted on June 30, 2009, by ClickThrough MarketingLOL, great article that finally puts some meat on the bones of the numeric reality behind claims by the great and good Internet marketing gurus etc abut their ginormous Twitter following, and the influence that they therefore wield. Not!
Get Twitter alerts with TweetBeep
Posted on June 30, 2009, by ClickThrough MarketingNow this is one neat tool for anyone wanting to monitor certain terms on Twitter. Tweetbeep markets itself as Google alerts for Twitter, and it sure seems to be! You may want to keep an eye open for mentions of your Twitter name (although Tweetdeck and similar software also provide this functionality) or look for…
Google move ‘a blow’ for UK search engine optimisation
Posted on June 30, 2009, by ClickThrough MarketingSearch engine optimisation could be hampered if the UK-specific option is removed from the Google UK homepage.
Online marketing services ‘receive a fifth of budgets’
Posted on June 30, 2009, by ClickThrough MarketingOnline marketing services account for a fifth of all advertising expenditure in the UK.
NASCAR helps Ask.com with online PR
Posted on June 30, 2009, by ClickThrough MarketingA partnership with NASCAR has helped Ask.com with its own online PR.
PPC marketing on agenda for Yahoo! in June
Posted on June 30, 2009, by ClickThrough MarketingYahoo! commented on PPC marketing a number of times in June.
New hub to help nonprofits ‘navigate’ social media
Posted on June 30, 2009, by ClickThrough MarketingNonprofit organisations may benefit from a new social media-focused hub.
Search engine marketing ‘helping young entrepreneurs’
Posted on June 30, 2009, by ClickThrough MarketingTeens are using search engine marketing techniques and the internet to start their own businesses from home.
Aiming at the middle with your internet marketing activities
Posted on June 29, 2009, by ClickThrough MarketingSeth Godin has recently posted twice on the subject of the “middle of the market”. His first post Fast In, Fast Out obviously started a train of thought and triggered the second about The Paradox of the Middle of the Market. Whilst Seth is mainly talking about product development and then marketing that to the…