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The Difference Between Search Engine Optimization and Social Marketing

November 16th, 2010 1 comment

Search is an intent driven activity. Individuals don’t randomly search much, we search to find answers, information, goods and services to consume. The power of search engine optimization is pretty focused. Be in front of the consumer at the time of consumption. There’s no more effective time to be present and no more effective way of knowing what is desired. All the social graph analysis in the world won’t tell you that Sunday evening, Bob got fed up with his current selection of footwear and, after some searching, spent a few hundred dollars on an e-commerce site. However, being front and center when he searched for “mens shoes” brought them some nice business.

Social Networks, whether Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn, Flickr, Reddit, StumbleUpon or something else – is about connections, interaction and discovery. We hardly ever use these portals as a way to find answers, though they certainly may provide plenty of information to unasked questions.

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Microsoft Goes Social

April 30th, 2009 2 comments

NEW YORK (Fortune) — Facebook might have a larger audience than the population of Brazil (200 million users vs. 191 million citizens), but the site doesn’t yet have a viable business model. Twitter is wildly popular but it loses money. Could the codgers at software giant Microsoft (a Facebook investor) be the guys who end up figuring out how to make money on social networks?

The company on Wednesday will begin testing a new social-networking platform called Microsoft Vine, and chief strategist Craig Mundie tells Fortune the company is planning on pursuing a subscription-based model instead of trying to support the platform only with advertising. Vine’s other twist: It plans to target public safety officials and concerned citizens seeking emergency information.

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