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Chances are if you use the internet at all in your life, you've heard of the social networking giant Facebook. With over 500 million active users (50% of whom log in daily), Facebook is the second most visited website on the internet, only falling behind Google. Traditionally Facebook has been a place for users to connect with friends and share pictures/information about their lives, but more and more businesses are realising the massive potential of getting their brand name out there on Facebook. Big brands such as Starbucks, Coca-Cola and even Skittles were some of the first to get on the Facebook bandwagon, and the sheer number of Facebook users connected to them show this. Keep Reading
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These days it doesn't particularly matter what sort of a business you run or service you provide - customers will expect some form of online presence. If you don't provide it, chances are you are missing out on potential customers. More and more customers are searching for services and businesses online as oppose to using a traditional means such as a phone book. Keep Reading
Wednesday, March 17, 2010
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Social networking is one of the biggest trends on the internet, with millions of users accessing their preferred social networking website every day of the year. Social networking gives casual internet users the ability to have their own page on the internet without the technical know-how, which is why they are growing so quickly as more and more people discover how easy it is to have a presence on the web.
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Briefly mentioned in our previous post, contextual linking is a great way to improve your blog’s rankings in SEO. Now, it’s common knowledge that links coming into your site hold a lot more weight then having links going through it’s own domain. Therefore, we tend to spend our time trying to get external links back to us without really looking at the power of internal contextual linking. Keep Reading
