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If you’re like most SEOs, you spend hours each week reading the latest SEO tactics and search engine tidbits. We spend hours learning, but does 90% of it change what we actually do - that is, the basic work of ranking a web page for search? Delete the scoop?
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An in-depth overview of the different steps in the content strategy and a 3-D content mapping model. Delete the scoop?
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Goals are a great way for both e-commerce and non e-commerce websites to track objectives in Google Analytics. Learn how to set up goals for your website here! Delete the scoop?
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A presentation from Joe Pulizzi (Junta42) and Kristina Halvorson (Brain Traffic) on February 6, 2009 Online Marketing Summit in San Diego. The presentation goe
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Excerpted from the article: "This lecture examines the pressure on philanthropic organisations to provide quantifiable short-term impact measurements It is often said of private donors and non-profit actors that social impact is not something they set out to measure –– it’s something they set out to make. Along the way to making a difference, social investors often face questions about the alignment between their activities, missions and strategies, about the progress of the work that is funded through investments and grants, about possible course adjustments, and perhaps taking advantage of emergent opportunities. And of course all need to report to stakeholders and the public. So they inevitably end up monitoring, measuring, and evaluating programs and projects simply to generate the impact they want to make. For private donors and non-profit actors, measuring impact is not an end in itself. That said, when tailored to a purpose and demonstrably benefitting the communities we seek to serve, monitoring and evaluation and learning can play a crucially important part in effective philanthropy and social investment. There are many good reasons for measuring and evaluating social outcomes and impact, each calling for a distinctive approach and possibly for different measurement tools. In a start-up social enterprise, for example, the chief aim could be to develop a viable business plan ensuring the growth and survival of the enterprise by monitoring costs, income, benefits, and outcomes. For a large mature organization, a robust impact measurement system could provide a helpful management tool for aligning activities with mission and strategy, and guiding internal resource allocations to the best intermediate users. For other organizations, it could serve chiefly as a learning tool, helping to improve practice by adjusting methods and activities to take full account of the lessons coming out of measurement. For others again, it could help to flesh out communications strategies by identifying the success stories that boards and the public appreciate. The least good reason for measuring social impact is to meet the expectations of donors and funding agencies. And yet, in Australia, the strongest incentive for measuring social impact among service organizations today appears to be a perceived need to meet increasingly shrill demands from funding agencies and donors for quantifiable impact measurements as a condition of further funding. To complicate matters, in fields of community engagement where cooperation among service providers is a precondition for enduring social impact, funders’ demands for impact measurement stimulate competition among providers to beggar their neighbours." Via Gaurav Pandey 
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Please read the full article. Then, I'd request you to take a minute to ponder over the headline. Now, try to answer the following questions: Why would you like to measure Social Media Impact? What are your objectives from Social Media? Do you see social media as a short-term or a long-term investment?
Measuring Social Media ROI is in many ways a complex task. Eg. how do you ascertain the value of a Facebook like, or a retweet, follow or share. However this is not important. Social Media, at this stage, is could either be described as a wise investment or a downright punt. (and yes, this comes from an online media consultant). In marketing, it's always been hard to measure results, it's no different with social media.
Some of the basics you must consider are: 1. Using a monitoring tool such as Google Analytics, Radian 6 etc. 2. Facebook conversion measurement, which I think is an incredible tool. 3. The impact of influence marketing. Delete the scoop?
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The evolution of search engine algorithms has added to the complexity of search engine optimization. More significantly, it has impacted the level of integration that is needed with other forms of Web optimization. SEOMoz has a great page that shows the updates year by year.
Search engine optimization is no longer strictly about publishing quality content and building the authority of the content. SEO now involves engaging consumers and building relationships.
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Kat French takes a stand against long-winded content strategies… In the world of bite-sized media consumption, truly valuable content is that which gets the point across quickly and succinctly. Delete the scoop?
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Crafting a content strategy for social media is just as important as developing a strategy for what is published on the company blog and website. Delete the scoop?
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Five of my favorite Google Analytics reports and features, plus one I really, really don't like. At all. Delete the scoop?
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Last month, I gave readers some tips on measuring engagement using Google Analytics and WordPress. This month, I want to dig deeper into how you can use content scroll depth to help craft a strategy for your future content curating efforts. Delete the scoop?
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