On Thursday 7th October there was an article on Mashable about the possible threat to the Bit.ly domain.
The .ly are Libyan TLD (Top Level Domain) and the Libyan Government are starting to seize back the 2 and 3 letter domains. Recently vb.ly domain was seized from its owners for allegedly violating Libyan Islamic Sharia Law around adult content. Continue reading
Question: Can search engines read the compressed URLS from sites such as BIT.LY and would these been deemed inbound links for SEO?
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When I was setting up and promoting Leeds DIY Vision I pushed out a few tweets promoting the event. I got lots of RTs and lots of learning that I thought I would share.
Your online credibility is an increasingly important way of showcasing your specialised knowledge and expertise which will build your online reputation.
As more people engage with the social web differentiating yourself become imperative.
Your overall rankings in the search engines are influenced by who’s connected to you in your circle of influence i.e. – twitter, blogs, links, comments etc…
What do I mean by this?
Last week I was preparing a presentation for the Leeds Business Network and I asked my husband to do a few searches. He searched for ‘What is online credibility’ in Google and I appeared in the top 10 (see screen shot). When I searched in Google when I wasn’t logged in and on a different IP, I didn’t come up at all. Continue reading
Todays’ guest blog post is by
Wendy Chamier who is a web consultant who focuses on your website success and emarketing.
Promoting an event with tight timescales might seem like a tough challenge, but using sites such as eventbrite, Twitter, LinkedIn and blogs together can push the message out. Continue reading
You are invited to take part in a conversation inquiring into people’s dreams for the future possibilities of Leeds.
This event, for people working in the business sector, is one of a series of small events playing around the edges of the official Vision for Leeds 2030 process – stimulated by it, contributing to it… and challenging it! Continue reading
There’s a few too many Tweets and Bloggers out there who love the sound of their own voice a little too much for my liking. Continue reading
In a recent article from Search Engine Watch- Email beats Social Media for customer attention – a new report from Econsultancy has shown that sending targeted and relevant emails leads to greater e-commerce success than using social media sites.
This really shows that the influence of the social networks is still growing and is in it’s infancy. It will be the early adopters within the market that will be driving the change in online shopping behaviour. Continue reading
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