On January 23rd at Archeo restaurant in The Distillery District, 55 Mill St, Toronto, there is to be held another Search and Social Rank Symposium. Visit here to GET TICKETS! On this evening Rob Campbell of Lenzr Corp, and David Shephard of Jib.ca will have gathered together some of the brightest thinkers and builders in Toronto’s internet technology community to share their thoughts and ideas on ‘social rank’ and how it affects search results. This is what we mean by ‘search and social rank’, how social media is now skewing search engine results, and vice versa. Guest speakers include Joey DeVilla (the Accordian Guy) from Shopify.com, Geoff Whitlock of Click Clip Deals. Craig Backman the president of McLellan Group , Benjamin Allison, myself and one more speaker, To Be Determined . You can see all their faces and read their biographies and subject lines on the Search and Social Rank… Read more »
Posted in: business storytelling, Canada Blog Friends, Future Technology, Interactive, Lenzr, Search Engine Marketing, Smojoe Events, Social Media, Toronto, Web Marketing, workshop
Taged with: Accordian Guy, Benjamin Allison, City Events, Click Clip Deals, Craig Backman, David Shephard, Deb Lewis, estore, Geoff Whitlock, Google Algorithm, Jib, Joey deVilla, Lenzr, McLellan Group, Rob Campbell, search engine, Shopify, Toronto
For three years, Rob Campbell the prime innovator at Smojoe has been experimenting with conversational marketing using the social web to affect Google search results for strategic keyword targets. And now I, Rob Campbell am the first Smojoe Centurion, because I can deliver one hundred stories with links. Smojoe Social Media Manual, version #3 outlines exactly how social marketers should engineering multi platform brand stories, and how they should measure results. It’s available right here for $19.00 CAN and is thirty seven pages of detailed information about how to market websites. Social Media Marketing is without a doubt the fastest growing new sector of advertising in the world. Each Smojoe Centurion is a one man marketing army and a respected contributor and member of one hundred different niche communities, and probably has one of the most findable avatars on the web. Grounded in their own expertise they are comfortable with,… Read more »
Posted in: Actually sharing secrets, article marketing, online business, Search Engine Marketing, Social innovation, Social Media, User Submitted Content, Web Marketing, Web Resource, workshop
Taged with: buck stops, conversion, Flickr, Google, online storytelling, Photobucket, search engine, Smojoe centurion, social web, Twitter
Addictomatic is fun. Its almost a year old now, but I just found it today. Addict-o-matic makes me smile. “Instantly create a custom page with the latest buzz on any subject“, and in that respect it kind of reminds me of Squidoo, but this dynamic search functions effortlessly and without any supervision – which is why I’ll forgive off topic results. Who created Addict-o-matic? A quick search brought me to Jason Kincaid’s May 1st 2008 article on Tech Crunch. That’s where I learned that Rollyo founder Dave Pell is behind the innovation. He also writes Davenetics, the official blog of the next five minutes. Jason Kincaid, the author of the Tech Crunch article was rather critical of the addictomatic experiment. He cites the lack of a ‘relevance algorithm’ necessary to properly refine the search as the biggest detractor; and it’s true there’s a lot of redundant information, and not everything… Read more »
Posted in: Search Engine Marketing, Social innovation, User Submitted Content, Web Marketing, Web Resource
Taged with: Addictomatic, Alltop, Dave Pell, media, Popurls, Rollyo, RSS feeds, search engine
