Presentation for the December session of Higher Power Leaders' Network on A Leader's Wellbeing - why it's important, why now and what you can do about it.
This presentation was given by Mark Williamson, Director of Action for Happiness on Tues 23 Aug 2011.
It was part of a British Council workshop on the theme of Wellbeing involving young social and political activists from the UK and the Middle East.
It gives an overview of why wellbeing is important and the political context, summarises some important recent scientific findings relating to happiness and suggests some actions that governments and individuals can take to help create a happier society.
You’ve done it all: over optimized content around specific keywords, published content on any website possible, maybe paid for links from low domain authority websites—but traffic has started declining. The good news is there’s a better way to drive your business results – Strategic Link Building.
Join Point It’s Director of SEO, Sean Van Guilder and Director of Marketing, Maureen Jann for our webinar, where you’ll learn how to use strategic link building to improve your company’s SEO.
In this webinar, we’ll walk through three steps for effective link building that will help place your website and company at the top of search results.
- The building blocks of strategic link building
- Tactics to incorporate strategic link building into your content strategy
- Technical tips for your site
Brand Personification in the Digital Age: How has the evolution of social med...Keely Galgano
The purpose of this paper is to examine the marketing landscape through the lens of digital and social media, and, ultimately, to discuss how this evolution impacts the establishment, maintenance, and characteristics of consumer-brand relationships. Past studies of consumer-brand relationships have focused heavily on the elements of social psychology reflected in the connections formed with brands. However, many researchers have questioned the application of human relationship theory as applied to inanimate objects or brands. With the advent of social media as a marketing tool, brands are quickly taking on human characteristics and working to engage consumers in conversation. With this increased personification, relational norms can be applied to current and future consumer behavior with new relevance.
Presentation for the December session of Higher Power Leaders' Network on A Leader's Wellbeing - why it's important, why now and what you can do about it.
This presentation was given by Mark Williamson, Director of Action for Happiness on Tues 23 Aug 2011.
It was part of a British Council workshop on the theme of Wellbeing involving young social and political activists from the UK and the Middle East.
It gives an overview of why wellbeing is important and the political context, summarises some important recent scientific findings relating to happiness and suggests some actions that governments and individuals can take to help create a happier society.
You’ve done it all: over optimized content around specific keywords, published content on any website possible, maybe paid for links from low domain authority websites—but traffic has started declining. The good news is there’s a better way to drive your business results – Strategic Link Building.
Join Point It’s Director of SEO, Sean Van Guilder and Director of Marketing, Maureen Jann for our webinar, where you’ll learn how to use strategic link building to improve your company’s SEO.
In this webinar, we’ll walk through three steps for effective link building that will help place your website and company at the top of search results.
- The building blocks of strategic link building
- Tactics to incorporate strategic link building into your content strategy
- Technical tips for your site
Brand Personification in the Digital Age: How has the evolution of social med...Keely Galgano
The purpose of this paper is to examine the marketing landscape through the lens of digital and social media, and, ultimately, to discuss how this evolution impacts the establishment, maintenance, and characteristics of consumer-brand relationships. Past studies of consumer-brand relationships have focused heavily on the elements of social psychology reflected in the connections formed with brands. However, many researchers have questioned the application of human relationship theory as applied to inanimate objects or brands. With the advent of social media as a marketing tool, brands are quickly taking on human characteristics and working to engage consumers in conversation. With this increased personification, relational norms can be applied to current and future consumer behavior with new relevance.
