Posts under the ‘Prime Visibility’ Category

Social Media and ROI

By David Neuman

I attended a great conference yesterday hosted by BDI that featured case studies from various businesses using Social Media.  This was my fourth BDI conference, and recommend that anyone who has an interest in Social Media attend future ones.  My only issue with the conference was the overkill of "Social Media and ROI".  A typical conversation between two people pertaining to this went somethin...

Where Do Impressions Come From?

By Jay Kaplan

Without eyeballs, all internet marketing campaigns are doomed to fail.  It’s the number of eyeballs that the search engines use to create the most influential reporting metric, impressions.  This is a term that most people often don't pay any attention to in the online marketing world.  Impressions are the foundation and backbone of every online marketing campaign.  Clicks and conversions ar...

To Follow or Not To Follow

By David Neuman

Many "Twitter Experts" have different theories when it comes to following people on Twitter. You have users like Guy Kawasaki who go by the "let's follow everyone who follows me" rule and then you have other users like Conan O'Brien who followed nobody until he started following a random person (and subsequently changed her life).  There is no arguing that both of these individuals have seen grea...

Click-to-Call for Mobile Content & Apps

By Lindsey D'Aconti

Click-to-call for apps and mobile website content is a new mobile advertising format that Google AdWords has released to all of its advertisers.  In order to help increase the reach of your ads across the mobile web, Google has expanded their popular click-to-call functionality on mobile search ads to now include mobile content and apps.  Not only will the click-to-call for mobile content help a...

Why You Need to Have Your SEO Expert on Speed Dial

By Scott Litvack

I recently had to call in an expert to repair a busted garage door at my home, which got me thinking about the value of expertise, especially when it comes to search engine marketing.  We tend to think that most problems can be fixed by ourselves or that we can hire a generalist to fix anything.  However I didn’t have the time or knowledge to do it myself and the generalist I considered conced...

Spamming is NEVER a Good Strategy

By David Neuman

This will likely be a quick post (every time I say that it ends up turning into one of my longer posts), but experienced something today that I wanted to share.  I was cleaning out the spam comments that the spam filter didn't automatically delete and I stumbled across someone who spammed this blog about 10 times in 20 minutes.  Now, one spam comment I'll let slide, but excessive spamming like t...