Topic: Brent Csutoras

SearchCap: The Day In Search, July 20, 2009

Below is what happened in search today, as reported on Search Engine Land and from other places across the web. From Search Engine Land: Google Seeks Privacy Counsel With Gov’t Ties Google Watch points out a job posting on the Google site for “Privacy Policy Counsel” based in Washington, DC. Given that Google is under […]

SearchCap: The Day In Search, July 1, 2009

Below is what happened in search today, as reported on Search Engine Land and from other places across the web. From Search Engine Land: Google Book Search Now With Cloud Tag The Google Book Search Blog announced a neat new feature that allows you to peek into the book via what is known as a […]

Will Digg’s New Share Feature Pollute Twitter?

Recently, Greg Finn at 10e20.com covered Will Digg Be a Better Place Without Shouts? In the post, Greg announces the news of Digg dropping their shout system, which allowed Digg users to share content with each other, in lieu of a feature that allows users to share content via email, Facebook, and Twitter. So, the […]

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SMX West 2009 Podcast: What’s New With Social Media Marketing

This session looks at the latest changes to promoting your site through social media marketing venues. Click the play button below to begin listening to this podcast. [audio:https://searchengineland.com/audio_assets/west09/WhatsNewSocialMedia.mp3] Moderator: Sara Holoubek, Consultant, Columnist and SEMPO Board of Directors Speakers: Chris Bennett, President, 97th Floor Brent Csutoras, Online Marketing Consultant, Brent Csutoras, Inc Gab Goldenberg, Founder, […]

SearchCap: The Day In Search, May 13, 2009

Below is what happened in search today, as reported on Search Engine Land and from other places across the web. From Search Engine Land: New York Times To Restore Links To IHT Stories In Coming Weeks Over the weekend, the New York Times was once again ridiculed for how links to its former International Herald […]

Is Yahoo’s Buzz A Buzz-Kill?

When Yahoo Buzz launched back in February of 2008, it was thought by many to be the next big player in the social news community space. This was largely due to the fact that if your content got the most “buzz” it had a chance to be featured on Yahoo.com, which can send millions of […]

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StumbleUpon Without The Toolbar

The past few weeks have been busy for the people over at StumbleUpon and its users alike. Just a few weeks ago, StumbleUpon lifted the 200 friend max from its user base and added a subscribe feature. On Wednesday my favorite social community announced that there were yet more changes to their discovery/recommendation engine. This […]

Really Boring Products That Rocked In Social Media

One of the most frequently asked questions we get while speaking on social media marketing at conferences is “How can something boring be successful in social media?” Well, there is really no product, service, or topic that cannot be successful in social media marketing if you are willing to be creative. To prove the point […]

Is Your Site Social Media Friendly?

You should consider many factors when getting involved in Social Media Marketing, such as the quality of your content, your domain name, and who is submitting your content. But there is almost always one thing I find myself looking at before any of the above conversations even begin: the design. You need to make sure […]

Twitter Wrote This Column For Me

By now you have probably seen a bunch of talk about Twitter. And after all of this talk you might be still thinking: OK, so what the heck is Twitter really and why should I care? How is it going to help my business at the end of the day? Rather than writing this column […]

Social Media Optimization: Submit it, But Don’t Forget It

When putting together a social media campaign, you should consider many different things before you actually submit your content. You need to think about creating good social media accounts, quality content, and which social media site to submit to. Finally you get to the point where you can submit your content and take a breather… […]

From SEO To Social Media: Content Is Still King

There was a time in social media, just as in search engine optimization (SEO), when everything was only about getting to the front page. Little attention was paid to what happened after you got there, and for a while it seemed as if you could do it in your sleep. Over the last year, social […]

How To Create Compelling Social Media Profiles

Social media is not really new anymore, but many people still struggle with the subtle things that might help or hurt success within the top social communities. Recently Muhammad Saleem published a great article on the various tips you can follow to help you succeed in most social media communities. In this article, I’m going […]

The Big SMX Social Media NY ’07 Roundup

The first SMX Social Media conference is now wrapping up. The only session left is a clinic, which normally is not covered. Below is a list of all the coverage, stories, blogs, and so on that I have found that discussed the conference and/or covered sessions. The list is in no specific order: