This Week’s Top Marketing Posts from Around the Net

On Monday, I’ll be presenting at Search Engine Strategies San Jose on Igniting Viral Campaigns: In a world dominated by behemoths like bud.tv, MySpace, and YouTube, how do mid-sized and smaller companies break through to generate online dest… [continue reading]

Posted by rebeccaStories, news, and other notable items from the past week: Three star links: Soxialize came out with Tweet Pro, a service that allows you to quickly and easily find Twitter users who share your same interest by search… [continue reading]

One of the difficult things of trying to share ideas, or teach a concept to large group of people is the different levels everyone is at. What some people consider advanced others consider intermediate. The second problem is the larger and mo… [continue reading]

As a relatively high-profile blogger, I get to see things that others in PR, even those who blog, don't experience. One of those is my Gmail inbox. It's my barometer for how the public relations is adapting in this era... [continue reading]

Posted by randfishThis tip is probably one of the simplest ways to gain links through conservation. A lot of SEO advice talks about double-checking links that point to 404 pages, as these are lost potential. If a link points to a page that do… [continue reading]

This content from: Duct Tape Marketing Are You a Digital Nomad? Dell just launched a pretty cool initiative called Digital Nomads. The idea is to create a content driven site that is focused on the growing numbers of people working and playin… [continue reading]

CD Baby founder Derek Sivers interviews Tim Ferriss, author of The 4-Hour Workweek. Fascinating stuff. Below are some of the most interesting Ferriss bits from the interview. Why you shouldn’t view changes as permanent: So what would … [continue reading]

Posted by randfishYahoo!, through both Site Explorer and their advanced link search operators, provides the most robust link data currently available on the web. Despite this offering, and in spite of some excellent blog posts and resources o… [continue reading]

Most PR professionals I know are flat out busy right now and being really picky about new clients that they take on. But the way that they do business is under fire. Today’s volleys are just the most recent example, although one of PR’s own i… [continue reading]

Call it the Facebook World Tour. Even though Facebook is now the largest social network in the world,—with 132 million unique visitors in June—it is also still the fastest growing. (At least among the major social networks). According to f… [continue reading]