My presentation during Search Marketing Day 15th June 2011 in Poznan, Poland.
This presenation is about Link Bait, Social Bait and how it works together with SEO
This document provides 5 tips for identifying reliable websites:
1) Reliable websites stick to the main topic and have clear aims.
2) Check if information is consistent across multiple websites to determine if it is true.
3) Search engines gather information quickly but don't evaluate reliability, so users must determine what's true.
4) Blogs contain opinions rather than facts and should be avoided for research.
5) Wikipedia can be edited by anyone so information may not always be reliable.
Find out what PR methods are tearing down our industry, and what fresh tactics can help us build mutually beneficial relationships with publishers. Deck transcribed: http://frc.tl/mozinar-notes
Social media can help with SEO by allowing you to build links through outreach on platforms like Twitter. While social media will not directly help rankings, it provides opportunities to find sites to outreach to for links. When starting out, it's best to scale back outreach and focus on building long-term assets over time by identifying influencers and opportunities for links through tools like RowFeeder, Export.ly, and FollowerWonk. The tone of outreach should be identified and incentives found to make requests more appealing.
This three hour social media seminar was given to the Androscoggin County Chamber of Commerce. It covers the basics of where social media came from, how your website and email list fits, and how to use social media for your small business or nonprofit.
Social Media for Nonprofits, PodCamp Boston 5Marc A. Pitman
Here are the slides that were the background of my presentation on using social media for nonprofit marketing and fundraising. The real session was an hour long conversation with the audience, podcamp-style.
This is the slideset from a presention I gave to the WWNG, a Grenoble, France based English language social networking group. In the presentation, I share 8 tips on optimizing your LinkedIn profile to get the most out of this powerful, online, networking community.
This document provides 5 tips for identifying reliable websites:
1) Reliable websites stick to the main topic and have clear aims.
2) Check if information is consistent across multiple websites to determine if it is true.
3) Search engines gather information quickly but don't evaluate reliability, so users must determine what's true.
4) Blogs contain opinions rather than facts and should be avoided for research.
5) Wikipedia can be edited by anyone so information may not always be reliable.
Find out what PR methods are tearing down our industry, and what fresh tactics can help us build mutually beneficial relationships with publishers. Deck transcribed: http://frc.tl/mozinar-notes
Social media can help with SEO by allowing you to build links through outreach on platforms like Twitter. While social media will not directly help rankings, it provides opportunities to find sites to outreach to for links. When starting out, it's best to scale back outreach and focus on building long-term assets over time by identifying influencers and opportunities for links through tools like RowFeeder, Export.ly, and FollowerWonk. The tone of outreach should be identified and incentives found to make requests more appealing.
This three hour social media seminar was given to the Androscoggin County Chamber of Commerce. It covers the basics of where social media came from, how your website and email list fits, and how to use social media for your small business or nonprofit.
Social Media for Nonprofits, PodCamp Boston 5Marc A. Pitman
Here are the slides that were the background of my presentation on using social media for nonprofit marketing and fundraising. The real session was an hour long conversation with the audience, podcamp-style.
This is the slideset from a presention I gave to the WWNG, a Grenoble, France based English language social networking group. In the presentation, I share 8 tips on optimizing your LinkedIn profile to get the most out of this powerful, online, networking community.
We surveyed over 500 publishers to discover how businesses and individuals can increase their noise:value ratio when trying to secure press. Through over 20 survey questions and open-ended responses, we were able to establish a full picture on what publishers want from content ideation, development, and pitching. Over 100 high-caliber sites responded, including but not limited to: CNN, Time, NY Times, Guardian, Forbes, CNet, MSN, Reuters, Daily Mail, USA Today, ZDNet, Tech Crunch, Mashable, MTV, Huffington Post, Slate, Real Simple, Business Insider, Babble, Examiner, PC Mag, BuzzFeed and LifeHacker.
Google+ has over 400 million total users and 175 million active monthly users. Pinterest has over 100 million active monthly users and 35 million pins. LinkedIn has over 310 million users. These social networks can help bloggers and businesses connect with large audiences. The document provides tips for using each platform effectively including creating circles on Google+, following trends on Pinterest, and networking on LinkedIn. Cross-promoting across the platforms can help businesses and bloggers build their brands and audiences.
Do Real Company Stuff - Mozcon 2012 Version Wil Reynolds
http://www.seerinteractive.com - As SEO's its time we live up to a higher standard, this presentation is not about Link Juice, or Do Follow blogs, its about what we should aspire to be, now lets go DO THAT!
This document provides tips from Ian Lurie on internet safety for kids. Some key points include:
- Teach kids basic rules like never sharing personal information or passwords online
- Monitor kids' online activities and limit the number of devices and accounts they have access to
- Explain to kids that what they post online can have lasting consequences and not to post photos or videos of other kids without permission
- Get tech savvy yourself by learning how to use tools like Google search to find information and help keep kids safe online.
This is the slideset from a presentation I did for the 2010 expat exposition "Lyon à la Carte" in Lyon, France. Called "Branding Yourself & Your Global CV", it shares the 8 rules for branding your online presence in an international job market.
How financial services can hit their social media sweetspotsMichael Taggart
The document discusses how financial services companies can effectively use social media. It begins by noting that while many large brands are using platforms like Twitter, YouTube and Facebook, financial services have been slow to adopt social media. It then covers how social media has changed communications by allowing two-way interactions and user generated content. The key aspects financial services should focus on are gaining permission from customers first before promoting products, listening to conversations, building communities, managing crises and creating valuable content to drive word of mouth. The document provides advice on developing a social media strategy including content marketing, community building and crisis management.
The document discusses personal branding and using new media like social networks. It defines personal branding as managing your personal reputation online. It recommends asking yourself questions to define your goals and values. Then it provides tips on using various social media like Facebook, LinkedIn, and Twitter to build your personal brand and network online in a way that is consistent with how others see you. Tools like blogs and websites can help aggregate your online content and establish your reputation.
Rachel Happe - How To Drive Even More Engagement. FeverBee Limited
The document discusses how to drive engagement through community management. It recommends defining engagement goals and the type of relationships and channels needed to meet those goals. It also stresses that the ultimate goal is behavior change rather than just engagement. The document provides tips for generating valuable engagement through shared purpose, content and programming. It introduces the concept of an "engagement algorithm" that combines motivators, abilities and triggers to create engagement recipes tailored for different communities.
Kelly Rigotti discusses social networking and how it has evolved networking from face-to-face interactions to online communities. Social networking allows people to build online communities similar to offline communities like family, friends, and work. Facebook is useful for finding long lost friends and staying aware of basic information but has changing privacy policies and potential unwanted contacts. LinkedIn brings professional networks online and allows transferring between personal and professional networks but has spam issues. Twitter is useful for accessing contacts, finding resources, and establishing an online reputation but can be overwhelming with large lists and spam.
One thing we’ve learned at Buffer is that being open to not knowing things seems to be the best way to learn quickly and teach others at the same time. So many of our biggest hits on the blog have come from saying, “We don’t know the answer. Let’s find out!”
On many matters, we haven’t any authority.
Is this an okay way to get by?
We’ve found great success in not knowing, and there’s no reason why you can’t, too. While we can certainly see the value in establishing yourself as an authority in your industry, being the answer-man or answer-woman isn’t the be-all, end-all of your options.
You can survive and thrive by embracing “I don’t know.”
Here’s what we’ve learned so far.
CIPR Summer Social: Getting Ahead in Social Media and Digital PRStephen Waddington
This presentation was created for the CIPR North East Social Summer in Newcastle on 18 August 2011.
There has arguably never been a more exciting time to work in the public relations industry. As traditional media continues to be disintermediated by technology, practitioners have the opportunity to engage directly with an organisation’s audiences.
The presentation covers the three areas where individuals need to skill-up to operate in this new environment, namely content creation, community participation and personal networking.
Social media provides the opportunity for an individual to build a personal network like never before. It used to take a graduate several years of lunching journalists and boozy after work drinking sessions to build up a network of contacts.
But no longer: face-to-face meeting remain invaluable but now armed with Twitter anyone can build a network of journalists and over the course of a few weeks learn about their likes and dislikes. That’s one small step away from engagement and developing a relationship.
Social media is also enabling savvy individuals to build their personal reputation by showcasing their work whether that’s words, photos or video. It takes no more than 15 minutes to create a blog or an account on Flickr or YouTube to share with your network and peers.
Professional networks such as LinkedIn and personal web sites have become the modern portfolio. They’re almost certainly the first place that an employer, potential business partner or prospect will go to check you out.
Getting ahead and getting hired in social media & digitalStephen Waddington
This deck was originally created for a CIPR Summer Social workshop on personal reputation.
It looks at how you audit your online reputation, create profiles on LinkedIn and Twitter, build networks and publish content. There were case studies from people that have used social media to build their personal profile and secure jobs and a discussion about dealing with less favourable content.
How to Make SEO an Integral Part of your Community StrategyJennifer Lopez
The document discusses how to make SEO an integral part of a community strategy. It recommends conducting keyword research to understand what language users search for related to the community. It also recommends optimizing content on the site and social media shares to include relevant keywords and make content easily discoverable. Setting up Open Graph and Twitter cards is suggested to improve social sharing of content. Broken links should be fixed and temporary redirects changed to permanent to pass more authority. Evergreen content should be updated and kept under the same URL to continuously earn new social shares and links over time. Regular checks should also be run to ensure everything is crawlable by search engines.
The document discusses foolproof body language tricks for job interviews. It recommends establishing a firm handshake to make a good first impression. It also advises sitting up straight and leaning forward to show enthusiasm, maintaining good eye contact but not excessively, and nodding to show interest but not overdoing it. Maintaining proper body language can help ensure positive perceptions from interviewers even if answers are excellent.
Behind the Scenes Of Scotty's Social Media PlaygroundBruce McClain
This document outlines the social media strategies and plans for a brewery and restaurant chain. It discusses setting up multiple social media accounts to share responsibilities across locations and staff. Key aspects included developing Twitter and Facebook strategies with best practices, successes from past promotions, learning from incidents, and future plans such as a mobile app and connecting customer databases across platforms.
This document discusses the importance of networking for job searching. It provides the author's social media profiles and recommends actively networking on LinkedIn, attending local industry events, and connecting with professionals in your desired field or location. The document outlines targeting the right people to network with, pursuing connections where relevant professionals can be found, and securing ongoing relationships by interacting regularly across social media and setting up in-person meetings when appropriate. It stresses being diligent and not getting discouraged in the networking process.
How We've Built Almost 20,000 Links By HandJulieJoyce
Over the past 7 years, we've built close to 20,000 links for our clients, all with zero automation. Get a look at our due diligence process and see what our link builders actually do to build links.
3 Rules of Relationship-Powered Link Building #pubconAnn Smarty
The document discusses relationship-powered link building and provides 3 rules and tools for this approach. The 3 rules are: 1) Do not mention link building but genuinely help others without asking for anything in return; 2) Manufacture serendipity by spending 20% of time helping others across multiple online channels; 3) Find peers and influencers using tools like Commun.it, LinkedIn, Topsy, and Tweetdeck to build relationships.
Link building is a vital aspect of search engine optimization. But are you doing it wrong? Check out these 25 link building mistakes to make sure you are doing it right. If you got a mistake that you see out there in the trenches, feel free to leave a comment!
We surveyed over 500 publishers to discover how businesses and individuals can increase their noise:value ratio when trying to secure press. Through over 20 survey questions and open-ended responses, we were able to establish a full picture on what publishers want from content ideation, development, and pitching. Over 100 high-caliber sites responded, including but not limited to: CNN, Time, NY Times, Guardian, Forbes, CNet, MSN, Reuters, Daily Mail, USA Today, ZDNet, Tech Crunch, Mashable, MTV, Huffington Post, Slate, Real Simple, Business Insider, Babble, Examiner, PC Mag, BuzzFeed and LifeHacker.
Google+ has over 400 million total users and 175 million active monthly users. Pinterest has over 100 million active monthly users and 35 million pins. LinkedIn has over 310 million users. These social networks can help bloggers and businesses connect with large audiences. The document provides tips for using each platform effectively including creating circles on Google+, following trends on Pinterest, and networking on LinkedIn. Cross-promoting across the platforms can help businesses and bloggers build their brands and audiences.
Do Real Company Stuff - Mozcon 2012 Version Wil Reynolds
http://www.seerinteractive.com - As SEO's its time we live up to a higher standard, this presentation is not about Link Juice, or Do Follow blogs, its about what we should aspire to be, now lets go DO THAT!
This document provides tips from Ian Lurie on internet safety for kids. Some key points include:
- Teach kids basic rules like never sharing personal information or passwords online
- Monitor kids' online activities and limit the number of devices and accounts they have access to
- Explain to kids that what they post online can have lasting consequences and not to post photos or videos of other kids without permission
- Get tech savvy yourself by learning how to use tools like Google search to find information and help keep kids safe online.
This is the slideset from a presentation I did for the 2010 expat exposition "Lyon à la Carte" in Lyon, France. Called "Branding Yourself & Your Global CV", it shares the 8 rules for branding your online presence in an international job market.
How financial services can hit their social media sweetspotsMichael Taggart
The document discusses how financial services companies can effectively use social media. It begins by noting that while many large brands are using platforms like Twitter, YouTube and Facebook, financial services have been slow to adopt social media. It then covers how social media has changed communications by allowing two-way interactions and user generated content. The key aspects financial services should focus on are gaining permission from customers first before promoting products, listening to conversations, building communities, managing crises and creating valuable content to drive word of mouth. The document provides advice on developing a social media strategy including content marketing, community building and crisis management.
The document discusses personal branding and using new media like social networks. It defines personal branding as managing your personal reputation online. It recommends asking yourself questions to define your goals and values. Then it provides tips on using various social media like Facebook, LinkedIn, and Twitter to build your personal brand and network online in a way that is consistent with how others see you. Tools like blogs and websites can help aggregate your online content and establish your reputation.
Rachel Happe - How To Drive Even More Engagement. FeverBee Limited
The document discusses how to drive engagement through community management. It recommends defining engagement goals and the type of relationships and channels needed to meet those goals. It also stresses that the ultimate goal is behavior change rather than just engagement. The document provides tips for generating valuable engagement through shared purpose, content and programming. It introduces the concept of an "engagement algorithm" that combines motivators, abilities and triggers to create engagement recipes tailored for different communities.
Kelly Rigotti discusses social networking and how it has evolved networking from face-to-face interactions to online communities. Social networking allows people to build online communities similar to offline communities like family, friends, and work. Facebook is useful for finding long lost friends and staying aware of basic information but has changing privacy policies and potential unwanted contacts. LinkedIn brings professional networks online and allows transferring between personal and professional networks but has spam issues. Twitter is useful for accessing contacts, finding resources, and establishing an online reputation but can be overwhelming with large lists and spam.
One thing we’ve learned at Buffer is that being open to not knowing things seems to be the best way to learn quickly and teach others at the same time. So many of our biggest hits on the blog have come from saying, “We don’t know the answer. Let’s find out!”
On many matters, we haven’t any authority.
Is this an okay way to get by?
We’ve found great success in not knowing, and there’s no reason why you can’t, too. While we can certainly see the value in establishing yourself as an authority in your industry, being the answer-man or answer-woman isn’t the be-all, end-all of your options.
You can survive and thrive by embracing “I don’t know.”
Here’s what we’ve learned so far.
CIPR Summer Social: Getting Ahead in Social Media and Digital PRStephen Waddington
This presentation was created for the CIPR North East Social Summer in Newcastle on 18 August 2011.
There has arguably never been a more exciting time to work in the public relations industry. As traditional media continues to be disintermediated by technology, practitioners have the opportunity to engage directly with an organisation’s audiences.
The presentation covers the three areas where individuals need to skill-up to operate in this new environment, namely content creation, community participation and personal networking.
Social media provides the opportunity for an individual to build a personal network like never before. It used to take a graduate several years of lunching journalists and boozy after work drinking sessions to build up a network of contacts.
But no longer: face-to-face meeting remain invaluable but now armed with Twitter anyone can build a network of journalists and over the course of a few weeks learn about their likes and dislikes. That’s one small step away from engagement and developing a relationship.
Social media is also enabling savvy individuals to build their personal reputation by showcasing their work whether that’s words, photos or video. It takes no more than 15 minutes to create a blog or an account on Flickr or YouTube to share with your network and peers.
Professional networks such as LinkedIn and personal web sites have become the modern portfolio. They’re almost certainly the first place that an employer, potential business partner or prospect will go to check you out.
Getting ahead and getting hired in social media & digitalStephen Waddington
This deck was originally created for a CIPR Summer Social workshop on personal reputation.
It looks at how you audit your online reputation, create profiles on LinkedIn and Twitter, build networks and publish content. There were case studies from people that have used social media to build their personal profile and secure jobs and a discussion about dealing with less favourable content.
How to Make SEO an Integral Part of your Community StrategyJennifer Lopez
The document discusses how to make SEO an integral part of a community strategy. It recommends conducting keyword research to understand what language users search for related to the community. It also recommends optimizing content on the site and social media shares to include relevant keywords and make content easily discoverable. Setting up Open Graph and Twitter cards is suggested to improve social sharing of content. Broken links should be fixed and temporary redirects changed to permanent to pass more authority. Evergreen content should be updated and kept under the same URL to continuously earn new social shares and links over time. Regular checks should also be run to ensure everything is crawlable by search engines.
The document discusses foolproof body language tricks for job interviews. It recommends establishing a firm handshake to make a good first impression. It also advises sitting up straight and leaning forward to show enthusiasm, maintaining good eye contact but not excessively, and nodding to show interest but not overdoing it. Maintaining proper body language can help ensure positive perceptions from interviewers even if answers are excellent.
Behind the Scenes Of Scotty's Social Media PlaygroundBruce McClain
This document outlines the social media strategies and plans for a brewery and restaurant chain. It discusses setting up multiple social media accounts to share responsibilities across locations and staff. Key aspects included developing Twitter and Facebook strategies with best practices, successes from past promotions, learning from incidents, and future plans such as a mobile app and connecting customer databases across platforms.
This document discusses the importance of networking for job searching. It provides the author's social media profiles and recommends actively networking on LinkedIn, attending local industry events, and connecting with professionals in your desired field or location. The document outlines targeting the right people to network with, pursuing connections where relevant professionals can be found, and securing ongoing relationships by interacting regularly across social media and setting up in-person meetings when appropriate. It stresses being diligent and not getting discouraged in the networking process.
How We've Built Almost 20,000 Links By HandJulieJoyce
Over the past 7 years, we've built close to 20,000 links for our clients, all with zero automation. Get a look at our due diligence process and see what our link builders actually do to build links.
3 Rules of Relationship-Powered Link Building #pubconAnn Smarty
The document discusses relationship-powered link building and provides 3 rules and tools for this approach. The 3 rules are: 1) Do not mention link building but genuinely help others without asking for anything in return; 2) Manufacture serendipity by spending 20% of time helping others across multiple online channels; 3) Find peers and influencers using tools like Commun.it, LinkedIn, Topsy, and Tweetdeck to build relationships.
Link building is a vital aspect of search engine optimization. But are you doing it wrong? Check out these 25 link building mistakes to make sure you are doing it right. If you got a mistake that you see out there in the trenches, feel free to leave a comment!
SearchLove London 2014 - Becoming a Digital Super-HeroAde Lewis
Whilst there are often big differences between working freelance, in-house or as part of an agency, we all face a common set of challenges: how to form lasting relationships with clients, how to learn from our successes, and how to handle things when they go wrong. Ade has actionable tips, tools and takeaways to help us all become digital superheroes.
SearchLove London | Ade Lewis 'Becoming a Digital Super-Hero'Distilled
Whilst there are often big differences between working freelance, in-house or as part of an agency, we all face a common set of challenges: how to form lasting relationships with clients, how to learn from our successes, and how to handle things when they go wrong. Ade has actionable tips, tools and takeaways to help us all become digital superheroes.
This document provides a list of 30 notable events or websites from 2011, with brief descriptions of each. Some of the items on the list include:
1) An incident where a "keen masturbator spiked his own drink".
2) Comments on the experience of not being included on a globally successful list.
3) A reference to an influential speech about the future of the internet.
4) Lists of websites for downloading content and finding free ebooks.
The document discusses how social media can impact SEO indirectly by building trust and connections. It provides examples of how building relationships on social media through high-quality, valuable content and engaging with followers can help search rankings over time, as search engines start rewarding trust and authority. However, the document also notes that social signals alone do not determine rankings and that quality content is still important. It encourages readers to use social media primarily to add value for others in their niche rather than for direct SEO benefits.
This document summarizes key topics from PubCon New Orleans 2013 including conversion rate optimization, social media, SEO tools, link building, local marketing, visual social marketing, Google+, author rank, blogging, video marketing, and remarketing. Some of the main points discussed are using images of people looking at calls-to-action to increase conversions, highlighting phone numbers yellow to boost conversions by 25%, staging product photos, following influencers on Twitter, creating engaging content for comments on Facebook, and boosting social signals through author rank and Google+ to help ranking.
Search Engine Optimization (SEO) doesn’t have to be a black art. It’s deceptively simple. Learn the basic and intermediate ways to increase your ranks in Google that the pros use, and you can too.
Learn the difference between Penguin and other link penalties, how to recover and factors around which links get caught. Also, learn the day Portent got a manual penalty, and why I laughed.
The document describes 20 hidden or lesser-known features of Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, and Pinterest. Some of the features covered include saving links on Facebook to read later, replacing Facebook ads with pictures of pets using a Chrome extension, embedding SlideShare presentations directly into tweets, adding hidden relationship notes on LinkedIn profiles, and saving job searches on LinkedIn. The document is intended to help users discover these overlooked features on major social networks.
20 Facebook, Twitter, Linkedin & Pinterest Features You Didn't Know Existed (...HubSpot
The document outlines 20 hidden or lesser-known features of popular social media platforms like Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, and Pinterest. Some of the featured tips include saving links and articles to access later on Facebook, replacing ads with baby animal pictures on Facebook using a Chrome extension, embedding SlideShare presentations directly into tweets, and creating a photo collage directly in a single tweet on Twitter. The document also provides tips for adding hidden relationship notes on LinkedIn profiles and using trackable links on Pinterest that won't get flagged as spam.
20 Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn & Pinterest Features You Didn't Know Existed B...Black Marketing
The document describes 20 hidden or lesser-known features of Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, and Pinterest. Some of the featured social media tools include saving links and articles on Facebook for later, replacing Facebook ads with pictures of pets using a Chrome extension, embedding SlideShare presentations in tweets, analyzing tweet performance with Twitter Analytics, tagging people in photos on Twitter, and creating a photo collage with up to 4 photos in a single tweet on Twitter. The document is aimed at helping users discover new ways to use popular social networks.
Missed things on your social media platforms, find out from HubSpot some of the things you might have missed on Linkedin, Twitter, Facebook and Pinterest
Using social media_in_your_job_search_v4_2_sepMike Lally
Latest version of a presentation that walks through both using social media in your job search and using social media to manage your career and online reputation.
When you’re a first-time everything, you don’t know how to do anything.
Sarah Bird, CEO of $30-million-dollar-a-year software company Moz, spills her guts about the challenges of her first time making a successful startup. From spontaneous bacon parties to arduous product launches, Sarah takes you through the highs and lows of working towards an audacious mission.
Learn about failure, friendship and building something bigger than yourself.
Social Media Ads - The Good, The Bad and the UglySimon Sundén
1. The document discusses various social media advertising options on platforms like Facebook, Twitter, Google+, and Instagram.
2. It provides statistics on the number of accounts on each platform and considers strategies for ads, promoted posts, and growing followers.
3. Key challenges discussed are measuring effectiveness, avoiding fake engagement, and the risk of campaigns being abused or seen as spam.
SEO in 2012 - Some trends about what will happenSimon Sundén
SEO in 2012 focused on mobile search, personalized search, and social search becoming more prominent. Mobile searches accounted for 41% of Super Bowl searches and 59% of holiday searches. Personalized search results were tailored based on individual user profiles and search history. Social signals from networks like Google+ and sharing became important ranking factors as search results integrated more social content. While classic SEO still applied, the future emphasized a more unified, social experience across Google's products.
WordPress SEO Presentation at Scandinavian Super Affiliate Summit 1st December 2010.
For links to the plugins mentioned in the presentation go to:
http://latenightmarketing.com/wordpress-seo-presentation/
Real Time Search presentation @ Disruptive Media #realconf in Sweden. Why Real Time Search is a force of nature and not a hype.
More information about the presentation:
http://www.joinsimon.se/real-time-search-a-force-of-nature/
My presentation about SEO & Social Media on Sweden Social Web Camp 2009.
The basic fundamentals behind SEO & Social Media and some tips regarding how to use it.
B2B payments are rapidly changing. Find out the 5 key questions you need to be asking yourself to be sure you are mastering B2B payments today. Learn more at www.BlueSnap.com.
Event Report - SAP Sapphire 2024 Orlando - lots of innovation and old challengesHolger Mueller
Holger Mueller of Constellation Research shares his key takeaways from SAP's Sapphire confernece, held in Orlando, June 3rd till 5th 2024, in the Orange Convention Center.
Company Valuation webinar series - Tuesday, 4 June 2024FelixPerez547899
This session provided an update as to the latest valuation data in the UK and then delved into a discussion on the upcoming election and the impacts on valuation. We finished, as always with a Q&A
[To download this presentation, visit:
https://www.oeconsulting.com.sg/training-presentations]
This presentation is a curated compilation of PowerPoint diagrams and templates designed to illustrate 20 different digital transformation frameworks and models. These frameworks are based on recent industry trends and best practices, ensuring that the content remains relevant and up-to-date.
Key highlights include Microsoft's Digital Transformation Framework, which focuses on driving innovation and efficiency, and McKinsey's Ten Guiding Principles, which provide strategic insights for successful digital transformation. Additionally, Forrester's framework emphasizes enhancing customer experiences and modernizing IT infrastructure, while IDC's MaturityScape helps assess and develop organizational digital maturity. MIT's framework explores cutting-edge strategies for achieving digital success.
These materials are perfect for enhancing your business or classroom presentations, offering visual aids to supplement your insights. Please note that while comprehensive, these slides are intended as supplementary resources and may not be complete for standalone instructional purposes.
Frameworks/Models included:
Microsoft’s Digital Transformation Framework
McKinsey’s Ten Guiding Principles of Digital Transformation
Forrester’s Digital Transformation Framework
IDC’s Digital Transformation MaturityScape
MIT’s Digital Transformation Framework
Gartner’s Digital Transformation Framework
Accenture’s Digital Strategy & Enterprise Frameworks
Deloitte’s Digital Industrial Transformation Framework
Capgemini’s Digital Transformation Framework
PwC’s Digital Transformation Framework
Cisco’s Digital Transformation Framework
Cognizant’s Digital Transformation Framework
DXC Technology’s Digital Transformation Framework
The BCG Strategy Palette
McKinsey’s Digital Transformation Framework
Digital Transformation Compass
Four Levels of Digital Maturity
Design Thinking Framework
Business Model Canvas
Customer Journey Map
How are Lilac French Bulldogs Beauty Charming the World and Capturing Hearts....Lacey Max
“After being the most listed dog breed in the United States for 31
years in a row, the Labrador Retriever has dropped to second place
in the American Kennel Club's annual survey of the country's most
popular canines. The French Bulldog is the new top dog in the
United States as of 2022. The stylish puppy has ascended the
rankings in rapid time despite having health concerns and limited
color choices.”
Brian Fitzsimmons on the Business Strategy and Content Flywheel of Barstool S...Neil Horowitz
On episode 272 of the Digital and Social Media Sports Podcast, Neil chatted with Brian Fitzsimmons, Director of Licensing and Business Development for Barstool Sports.
What follows is a collection of snippets from the podcast. To hear the full interview and more, check out the podcast on all podcast platforms and at www.dsmsports.net
HOW TO START UP A COMPANY A STEP-BY-STEP GUIDE.pdf46adnanshahzad
How to Start Up a Company: A Step-by-Step Guide Starting a company is an exciting adventure that combines creativity, strategy, and hard work. It can seem overwhelming at first, but with the right guidance, anyone can transform a great idea into a successful business. Let's dive into how to start up a company, from the initial spark of an idea to securing funding and launching your startup.
Introduction
Have you ever dreamed of turning your innovative idea into a thriving business? Starting a company involves numerous steps and decisions, but don't worry—we're here to help. Whether you're exploring how to start a startup company or wondering how to start up a small business, this guide will walk you through the process, step by step.
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Understanding User Needs and Satisfying ThemAggregage
https://www.productmanagementtoday.com/frs/26903918/understanding-user-needs-and-satisfying-them
We know we want to create products which our customers find to be valuable. Whether we label it as customer-centric or product-led depends on how long we've been doing product management. There are three challenges we face when doing this. The obvious challenge is figuring out what our users need; the non-obvious challenges are in creating a shared understanding of those needs and in sensing if what we're doing is meeting those needs.
In this webinar, we won't focus on the research methods for discovering user-needs. We will focus on synthesis of the needs we discover, communication and alignment tools, and how we operationalize addressing those needs.
Industry expert Scott Sehlhorst will:
• Introduce a taxonomy for user goals with real world examples
• Present the Onion Diagram, a tool for contextualizing task-level goals
• Illustrate how customer journey maps capture activity-level and task-level goals
• Demonstrate the best approach to selection and prioritization of user-goals to address
• Highlight the crucial benchmarks, observable changes, in ensuring fulfillment of customer needs
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2. Who’s that Simon?
Worked with HTML for 11 years.
Worked with Internet Marketing for 6 years
facebook.com/joinsimon
twitter.com/joinsimon
http://www.joinsimon.se
http://latenightmarketing.com
linkedin.com/in/simonsunden
3. What do I do?
- Lissly!
- Consulting
- I love shoes.
10. Do you remember how it was?
How relevant is this actually?
11. Along came Matt
Matt Cutts = The almighty
Head of Spam on Google
Relevance became more
important than actual
PageRank
“We like to play with PR
sometimes”
20. Baits - some classics!
Look at Mashable.com
“How To”
“Top 12”
“5 ways to... ”
“25 XXX you have to follow on YYY”
Mashable creates 1-3 link baits...
PER DAY!
25. 1. What is the Link Bait for?
It’s about the natural
link profile…
Not conversion
26. Google wants it to look good...
I think of ”linkbait” as
something interesting
enough to catch people’s
attention, and that doesn’t
have to be a bad thing.
- Matt Cutts
27. All type of links
You will get ”crappy”
links from a link bait -
and that is GOOD!
41. 7150 Link Baits
I checked 7150 Link Baits to see if you can
see something in common.
ReTweets
StumbleUpon
Shares on Facebook
Reddit
Digg
Links
What type of bait? Top X, How To etc.
42. 7000 Link Baits
Strong correlation with
StumpleUpon, Digg, Reddit
and # of links
... but not as much with
Twitter & Facebook.
43. Top lists are the best
Top lists are so much better, up to 100%
more links than the others.
Top lists are very good social baits
(example: 50 directors to follow on Twitter)
“Hate-baits” are also great.
How to can be great but it must be really,
really, really good.
44. Top lists
Top 3 is better than Top 4
Top 5 is better than Top 6
Top 7 is better than top 8 & 9
but...