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Author Rank, Popularity, Authority, Social, Ranking? What's the Tie?

Author Rank, Popularity, Authority, Social, Ranking? What's the Tie? | Marketing & Webmarketing | Scoop.it
From searchenginewatch.com - January 25, 6:46 AM
Now is the time to reach out to authoritative sites and individuals to establish relationships. Offer value. Make thoughtful comments. Present reasonable arguments. By making them want to interact with you, you’ll be building your own authority.

Via Antonino Militello
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Nacho Vega's curator insight, January 24, 5:12 AM
Doc Sheldon: "Authority has become a popular buzzword, although I think it's been considered by Google for longer than many people seem to think. But before any assignment of a value of authority could be made, steps had to be taken to minimize or eliminate gaming."
Neil Ferree's curator insight, January 24, 1:25 PM

Social shares + Social signals = Social engagements + Author Rank Prowess
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The Rise of eReading: Are Books Going to Become an Endangered Species? [Infographic]

The Rise of eReading: Are Books Going to Become an Endangered Species? [Infographic] | Marketing & Webmarketing | Scoop.it
From www.business2community.com - October 8, 2012 4:42 AM

Nooks, Kindles, iPads…oh my! Whatever happened to paperback and hardbacks?! According to one source, people who own e-readers are reading more than they might otherwise, as reflected in rising e-book sales. As a result, e-reader sales continue to increase. Could e-books eventually make good old fashioned books obsolete? Probably not. One reason? For now, only 20% of e-reader owners say that the e-content they want is always available. But the number of people using e-readers is growing. Learn more about the habits of those who feel the need to e-read.


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Martin (Marty) Smith's comment, October 8, 2012 11:56 AM
Thanks for this excellent article William and great scoops. Marty
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