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Comment on Nine questions to ask your social media agency. by Wordpress Themes

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Comment on When web development and SEO are completely useless by steve.downes

steve.downes — Thu, 05 Aug 2010 12:53:11 +0000

Fair comment, and I appreciate the time point. I’m not suggesting that you constantly monitor their customer service, but if you are aware that it is not up to scratch (and social media makes this increasingly likely) you should tell them. If not, you’re actually un-wittingly harming their business by driving more and more people to be disappointed.

Steve

Comment on When web development and SEO are completely useless by Chappers

Chappers — Thu, 05 Aug 2010 11:47:36 +0000

I’d respectfully disagree…a well designed and developed site along with a well managed SEO campaign will give clients the best change of attracting relevant traffic. This has been proven by the simple fact that you were able to find rightmove, verve, etc… (assuming you were searching for terms that weren’t brand related).

As an SEO I would suggest that it is our job to make the client aware from the outset of the importance of tracking their enquiries and of course acting on them, we’ve got more important work to be getting on with rather than being the client’s office manager and constantly check up that they are chasing their leads. This time is far better spent maintaining and improving the SEO campaign, rather than people managaging. We’re there to get clients rankings and traffic - not be their mother.

Comment on When web development and SEO are completely useless by Nikolay

Nikolay — Thu, 05 Aug 2010 10:08:03 +0000

Exactly, I mean I know many well optimized sites do it just to get to the top and then lease out space to the actual service providers and call themselves portals. But thats like going through to two search engines and who needs that?!

I think the era of “recommendations” is already upon us with sites such as Hunch leading the way and it should just be a matter of time before the quality of the service is a factor in SEO, and then agencies will have to look at a firm’s entire business model when providing SEO services - exciting times.

Comment on Buzz monitoring tools: an introduction and a list by News Fix

News Fix — Wed, 28 Jul 2010 08:20:53 +0000

This seems like a really useful way of researching and marketing. Its a shame that some of the tools are quite expensive but I’m sure they’d pay off in the long run.

Comment on “Become a fan to see what I lol’d about” – The annoying Facebook Scam Trend by Tina

Tina — Mon, 12 Jul 2010 14:07:02 +0000

Hey Divya,

I sent you a mail but it could not be delivered. Email me and I’ll send it again.

Tina

Comment on “Become a fan to see what I lol’d about” – The annoying Facebook Scam Trend by Divya Dhayalan

Divya Dhayalan — Sun, 11 Jul 2010 16:21:57 +0000

Hi Tina,

This is Divya Dhayalan from India. I have an offer to study Msc International Creative Advertising from MMU. I have gone through the website about the course details.
But i would really appreciate your outlook on the course.

I have a graduate Degree Visual Communication. I have four years of work experience in the field of advertising. At present i am working as a Senior Visualizer in an advertising agency.

Looking forward to your reply.

Thanks:)

Comment on Luxury Brands. By Tom McKenna, Juice Digital, Manchester by David Vawter

David Vawter — Fri, 11 Jun 2010 14:13:44 +0000

I tend to think that done properly social media could serve luxury brands quite well. It’s all about aspiration and wanting to be in a club, and isn’t that what social media is designed for? It’s about being one step ahead of everyone else.

Comment on How David Morris, the Bond Street jeweller, treats its customers. by Sandy Lindsay

Sandy Lindsay — Thu, 10 Jun 2010 07:33:50 +0000

That’s dreadful! How can they get away with this??? I really don’t understand! We should start a campaign to make people realise and not buy from there. I’ll tweet about it again today and see what I can start. Grrr.

Comment on How David Morris, the Bond Street jeweller, treats its customers. by Cate Evans

Cate Evans — Wed, 02 Jun 2010 12:35:35 +0000

Same thing happened with my engagement ring, - it was platinum - surely a farily tough metal, but it wore through and broke after about 2 years. Their response was that it was normal and unavoidable that it would wear ‘with time’. i really was hoping it would last about 50 years… No joy, a feeble attempt at repair and the same thing happened again - now I just don’t wear it.