One of the subjects we covered in some depth in the course is that of Search. As Search reveals an intention, an intention to find information, to connect to your brand, to your organization, to the idea you’re promoting on your site, … it cannot be ignored. Through Search you can reach people who are (potentially) interested in what you have to offer. The search results, as you know, may be “organic”…
You are entitled to expect an educational blog to give you access to all the sources used in the lecture. At the same time, having access to this material puts in your hands the responsibility for using it as a springboard for personal development of your knowledge. So, you must realize you can view all course videos in the video section of the blog – this is the third thumbnail above. Here’s…
In our coverage of online advertising media yesterday, we discussed the relative importance of the different forms of online media in terms of advertising money. This yielded the following chart, which I borrowed from the excellent book by Tracy L. Tuten, Advertising 2.0: Social Media Marketing in a Web 2.0 World. In order of importance, from most to least, we have: 1° search advertising, 2° display, 3° classified, 4° rich media, 5°…
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