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SEO – A Five Year Plan

Matt Cutts recently answered the question “Will SEO exist in five years?” via video. Don’t worry, this is a really short clip, and there’s not a lot of geek speak in it at all. However, keep in mind that he’s a Google employee and he’s talking about SEO in the context of Google.

As we’ve pointed [...]

A Wealth of Great Twitter Info For Journalists

Check out Mashable’s Journalist’s Guide to Twitter.
While there are lots of tools for doing stuff with Twitter, remember to keep perspective in the Twitterverse. Just because a news story is big on the microblogging site, doesn’t always necessarily mean it is offline. DeRusha reminded journalists that it’s important to still get out and talk to [...]

Is Your Newsroom Using Twitter? Effectively?

Before I get to anything that may come across as negative, let me say that I follow lots of people who work in at my local paper, The Knoxville New Sentinel. And there’s one huge reason I follow them…
They are engaging.
(I’m going to go ahead and get my #followfriday in now so you can follow [...]

Twitter Could Be The Fabeled Google Killer

Why else do you think Google is so anxious to buy them?
Twitter is a great communication tool, but it’s real power lies in something it hasn’t fully exploited yet–search. Not search in the sense that Google does search, but search in the sense of the way you want to search.
Real time search. Search that is [...]

Leveraging Twitter With Tweetmeme

If you haven’t heard about Tweetmeme yet, chances are you will soon–like right now. In fact you can see evidence on this page–that little “Retweet This” button is provided by Tweetmeme.
I’ll give you the high points. Tweetmeme is a service that’s sort of like Digg in that it allows you to “vote” for a web [...]

Is Twitter Really Killing RSS?

I saw this TechCrunch article (in my RSS reader) and found it very entertaining.
Gillmor makes some good points, and even if you don’t agree that it’s over for RSS, it’s well-written and humorous. About Twitter:
There, RSS items are fed into aggregators and husked for their behavioral signals, packaged as Tweets and sold for pennies on [...]

‘I Never Learn Anything When I Talk’

Sorry about the blogging hiatus but due to some rather wicked weather, your girl Friday here has been on this series of ‘tubes for a bit of time. All Righty then, let’s get on with it.
This is EXACTLY how I feel about Twitter.
Every time I go to Twitter, I find a story. That’s right. EVERY. [...]

Six Ways TweetDeck Makes Twitter Better

Trace and I are obviously huge fans of Twitter, but if you’re only using Twitter the website, you are missing out on all kinds of cool things people are doing with Twitter the service. TweetDeck is definitely my favorite application that utilizes Twitter because it makes it so powerful. I’ve fielded a couple of questions [...]

Five Twitter Tools For Journalists

Ahh, these are good.
Why every journalist in the world isn’t using Twitter, I have no idea.
H/T Jack Lail

Comments In Your Online Community

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Comments can be the best friend you have ever had, or the bane of your existence. The issue comes down to while building your online community, comments are a way to see if your writing has wings.
On the other hand, many of you comments may have moved to Facebook or Twitter. And, you have to [...]

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