Dave Fleet
MARCH 8, 2011
We’ve already looked at the pros and cons of the Facebook commenting plugin for businesses considering implementing the plugin on their sites. Do they just avoid commenting on sites using this plugin? Aggregated conversations provide additional content for Facebook pages. Avoids diluting content on Facebook pages.
Dave Fleet
OCTOBER 4, 2011
I was glancing at my blog traffic stats the other day, and noticed something that made me sit up and take notice – after three years, the most-viewed post on this site continues to be the opening post in my good communications planning series , with over 125,000 views. Useful content. Evergreen content.
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Dave Fleet
DECEMBER 21, 2010
Tweet A large part of what we do for many digital clients involves managing content and community for their online properties. However, in this case the cobbler’s son ( my blog ) has gotten to the point where he has no shoes. For the last several years, I’ve focused on writing long-form content for this site.
Dave Fleet
DECEMBER 2, 2010
The latest post to catch my eye was a controversial piece over at Mom Blog Magazine entitled Why PR People Get Paid And You Don’t. Over that time I’ve built this site up from a static site, that I coded by hand in Notepad, to a blog with 40,000 views each month. You need to compete for budget.
Dave Fleet
MARCH 2, 2011
Comment syndication and aggregation – commenters can push their comments to Facebook; comments left as a reply over there are aggregated back on the original site. Comments then stay sync’d between the two sites. Commenting on third-party sites is a bit of a mixed bag. Bring brand advocates onto third-party sites.
Dave Fleet
DECEMBER 21, 2011
Search engines understand this – Google optimizes its page to get you off its site as quickly as possible. Do they go to product review sites to check out other peoples’ reviews? Do they go to corporate sites to read-up on specs and options? Do they go to blogs to check out discussions there?
Dave Fleet
NOVEMBER 9, 2016
Richard Edelman, in a thoughtful town hall meeting with our global team today â and now captured on his blog â laid out a communications-focused lens on what happened, as well as some well-reasoned ideas on what businesses should look to do in the wake of the results. One day after the U.S. Twitter Triumphs over The New York Timesâ.
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