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Running: Fri, 13 Mar 2015 19:26:39: my pace, my cadence, and my flow
Discovering my pace, my cadence, and my flow all over again. Rediscovering.
Search Success Hinges on Site Speed
When it comes to getting your site organically to the top of Google Search, you must care as much about how your web server performs in response to requests, demand, load, and even denial-of-service attacks as you do about responsive design, meta tags, keyword density, social signals, inbound marketing, content marketing, or the perfectly-turned page title.
Miriam’s Kitchen Chili Cook Off Winner for Meat Chili
I adapted my recipe from one that Thomas Byers posted online, The Worlds Best No Beans Chili.
New York Times: All’s Fair in Love and Marketing
BuzzFeed released an internal memo from the New York Times titled “Innovation” (you can read it in full and in color on Scribd). I have done a cursory read and have come up with a number of quick takeaways for you that you can start implementing today:
Use the Theory of Everyone to Build Your Twitter Followership
While it may well be important to have the top 100 influencers on any particular topic following you on Twitter or Facebook, it is not essential. You can make up for it by attracting, retaining, and activating everyone else.
American Exemplarism Over American Exceptionalism
What makes American exemplarism different is that it demands that we care for more than just our credibility, pride, and saving face. It demands that we lead by example and not by decree.
Do You Focus on the Most Popular and Ignore the Rest in Social Media?
Engage in the thousands and even the millions, if possible, and allow your quaternary, quinary, senary, septenary, octonary, nonary, and denary markets define themselves.
Burnish your brand’s reputation, don’t ‘manage’ it
Reputation management is not about dressing up mistakes. Target audience: Marketing professionals, SEO specialists, PR pros, brand managers, businesses, nonprofits, educators, Web publishers, journalists.
The Online Community Is Inexorably Global: Are You?
Humans are provincial; Americans doubly so. In fact, we online human-Americans oftentimes can’t think past our sweat pants, ironic T, and bunny slippers when it comes to being online.
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