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Blogging and SEO for Beginners

by Scott Clark on June 8, 2009

If you’re looking to do SEO with a Wordpress blog, then these slides from Matt Cutts at Google will be of interest.

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Blogging Best Practices Checklists Available

by Scott Clark on July 28, 2008

It can be hard to come up with a social media best practices document to use in your organization, but the reasons to do so are compelling. The Blog Council has published the first version of an evolving document that can really help you get started.

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A textbook case of damage control after a negative blog post, deconstructed in a non-scientific, but novel way that attempts to show the effects of intervention by savvy brand managers familiar with social media.

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Watching Carbonite’s CEO Work The Blogosphere

by Scott Clark on May 5, 2008

If you want to see a company who knows how to work the blogosphere, it doesn’t get any better than what I’ve been seeing over here at Vinny Carpenter’s blog.

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Social Media’s Tribal Energy and Live Events

by Scott Clark on March 12, 2008

Starting with a blog and Twitter presence, Arenas and Live Venues have started to embrace authentic, participatory media as a way to get closer to fans. But challenges, some unique to this business, will face them as the staff must respect the protocol of promotion, licensing, and tour managers. Several people chime in on this, and I invite you to as well.

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With increased Internet use and widespread broadband connectivity, the shift from old to new media is influencing the way people participate in elections, according to a recent report by the Pew Internet & American Life Project. Not since John F. Kennedy and Richard Nixon debated in front of 70 million new television watchers in 1960 have we seen such a change in political media. A wave of changes brought on by Web sites, blogs and social media is being led by the 18- to 30-year-old demographic and is spreading to reach Americans of all ages and backgrounds.

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