Buzz Marketing for Technology
JUNE 28, 2008
Most of my weblog posts contain a commentary that provides a context for a specific thought or reference; I also use multiple strategies to establish connections between different posts. From another, it is essentially a set of webpages connected by links, with permalinks, metadata and underlying standards. Comments RSS.
Buzz Marketing for Technology
JULY 24, 2008
This is a somewhat different perspective than Referers , and obviously Organica does not have the whole picture. Other interested webloggers could subscribe (via RSS) to such channels and could ping them whenever they write something that relates to the topic at hand that they wish to share with the community of subscribers.
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Proactive Report
OCTOBER 31, 2009
refer your company to their friends. Invite / Refer (a friend). Tagging (user-generated metadata). Register for Alerts by RSS feed – to get new content. Invite / Refer (a friend). What exactly is this engagement thing we’re trying to achieve? According to a post at eConsultancy.org you want people to. make a noise.
Proactive Report
OCTOBER 31, 2009
refer your company to their friends. Invite / Refer (a friend). Tagging (user-generated metadata). Register for Alerts by RSS feed – to get new content. Invite / Refer (a friend). What exactly is this engagement thing we’re trying to achieve? According to a post at eConsultancy.org you want people to. make a noise.
Little Web Giants
DECEMBER 10, 2014
You can also specify various additional metadata such as the URL to launch (the default is the site root) or shortcuts to commonly used parts of your application. <meta These tiles can be static images, or they can be “live” tiles that incorporate RSS updates from your site. There’s more details about this here.
Little Web Giants
DECEMBER 9, 2014
You can also specify various additional metadata such as the URL to launch (the default is the site root) or shortcuts to commonly used parts of your application. <meta These tiles can be static images, or they can be “live” tiles that incorporate RSS updates from your site. There’s more details about this here.
Little Web Giants
DECEMBER 10, 2014
You can also specify various additional metadata such as the URL to launch (the default is the site root) or shortcuts to commonly used parts of your application. <meta These tiles can be static images, or they can be “live” tiles that incorporate RSS updates from your site. There’s more details about this here.
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