Here’s our daily recap of what happened in online marketing today, as reported on Marketing Land and other places across the web.
From Marketing Land:
Hot on the heels of last week’s rumors that Twitter will expand its enhanced business profiles soon comes a report that Twitter is also prepping some analytics tools for launch later this year. As ReadWriteWeb first reported, Twitter’s Erica Anderson, the company’s Manager of News and Journalism, said this weekend that Twitter is planning to […]
Is Google, which has largely enjoyed a reputation as a trustworthy, wacky and fun company now gaining a new reputation, as something to be feared? When comedian Steve Martin pokes at your privacy policy, when anti-Google graffiti starts turning up and Google “conspiracies” get mentioned on lovable Zooey Deschanel’s “New Girl” sitcom, maybe something’s up. To […]
A lot has been written about Google’s awkwardly named Search Plus Your World (SPYW) and what it means for SEO. But there’s plenty to consider for social media marketers, too. Google’s been getting personal in your search for a while, but SPYW brings in a few new elements: personal results, straight from your Google+ network onto […]
I went on the attack against the incorrect use of data in my previous column. Early in my career, a mentor taught me that when you tell people about problems, you should also suggest a potential solution. Oherwise, you’re just a complainer. That’s great advice, so let’s talk about how we could potentially fix these […]
It’s not just Google closing products these days. Yahoo announced today that it’s shutting down a full 10 of its mobile apps across both the iOS and Android platforms. The list of Yahoo mobile apps being shut down is as follows: Yahoo Meme (iPad and iPhone) Yahoo Mim (iPad) Yahoo Answers (Android) Yahoo AppSpot (Android […]
According to the Wall Street Journal, next week Facebook will file its “S-1″ and related documents in preparation for an IPO that could raise a whopping $10 billion and would potentially value the company at $100 billion. As the WSJ reports, the mega-offering would vault Facebook into the top-tier of US public companies: A $10 […]
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Online Marketing News From Around The Web:
Affiliate Marketing
Your Affiliate Strategy Sucks, www.mrgreen.am
Analytics
Google Analytics Tutorial: 8 Valuable Tips To Hustle With Data!, www.kaushik.net
Some Page Administrators See Bugs In Facebook Insights, www.allfacebook.com
Blogs & Blogging
Why are America’s fastest-growing companies killing their blogs?, www.businessesgrow.com
Blogging Declines Across the Inc. 500, Read/Write Web
Five Blog Services To Choose – Which One Is Best For You?, smallbiztechnology.com
How to Fast Track Your Blogging Career with an Authority Statement, www.blogtyrant.com
RSS Update: Not Dead, But On The Watch List, John Battelle’s Searchblog
Business Issues
U2 manager Paul McGuinness lambasts Google’s anti-SOPA lobbying, musically.com
Facebook (Eye)PO: Tracking the Truth of the Biggest Deal of Web 2.0, AllThingsD
Interview: David Karp, founder of Tumblr, on realising his dream, The Guardian
The Real Story of How Dick Costolo Kicked Investors Off Twitter’s Board, pandodaily.com
Content Marketing
Cup of Joe: Leveraging Culture, www.marketingpilgrim.com
5 Reasons Why You Should Use Video In your Content Marketing, www.onespoonatatime.com
The Forgotten Value Of Archival Content, thefuturebuzz.com
Copywriting, Design & Usability
Why Long-Form Writing Still Matters, www.revenews.com
Display & Contextual Advertising
Domaining
Verizon Says More Than 600 Websites Used In Cybersquatting Scam, paidContent.org
General Internet Marketing
Millennials Trust Purchase Decisions to UGC Over Friends and Family, www.marketingcharts.com
Internet Marketing Industry
Mobile Marketing
Brands Continue Limited Mobile Site Offerings, www.emarketer.com
The Super Bowl Goes Second-Screen, www.digiday.com
Web Second, Mobile First, www.bothsidesofthetable.com
Why Bricks & Mortar Retail Will Continue to Get Harder – Mobile Price Comparison, blumenthals.com
Other Items
Google quietly launches Women Entrepreneurs on the Web initiative, fusible.com
Chrome: It’s The New Firefox, thenextweb.com
Landing another blow against email phishing, Official Gmail Blog
Senate cybersecurity bill sparking concerns about government control, thehill.com
Reputation Management
How a Single Email Preempts a Reputation Headache, www.trackur.com
Search Marketing
Perspective on Dynamic Search Ads – Guest Q & A with RKG, adwords.blogspot.com
Social Media
Brands Pay Celebs for Tweets, but who Pays Twitter?, thenextweb.com
How Google+ Can Win: Make Publishing Universal, TechCrunch
Super Bowl advertisers seek buzz on social media, www.reuters.com
Why Facebook Subscribe Can’t Compete With Twitter (Yet), thenextweb.com
100 Ways to Become a Twitter Power User, www.quicksprout.com
6 Tips for Improving Twitter Link Click Through Rate, www.getelastic.com
Benchmarking Your Social Performance, www.socialmediaexplorer.com
Does Google+ Offer Businesses an Edge?, New York Times
Facebook: 5 Billion Songs Shared Since September, thenextweb.com
How to Harmonize Google+ With Your Other Social Platforms, searchenginewatch.com
Klout Myth Busters: Thoughts From the Experts, www.searchenginejournal.com
Marketers Value Social Media for Both Branding and Customer Acquisition, www.emarketer.com
Personal vs Business Social Media Accounts, Jeff Korhan
Snickers Tweets Itself into Trouble in the UK, Marketing Pilgrim
Social Media: An Introvert’s Guide, Heidi Cohen
Too Many Social Media Marketers Still Believe Size Matters, Social Media Today
Twitter Gives Glimpse Into Rupert Murdoch’s Mind, New York Times
What Pinterest is Doing That Facebook Isn’t, Read/Write Web
Why Reddit Rules in the Social Media Age, www.internetevolution.com
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