Last seen: 8 days ago
Andy is a 39 year old guy from Orpington, England, UK
I spend most of my time living in Poland, but run my online business from the UK.
I write about Niche Marketing, SEO, Affiliate Marketing and Blogging, plus a little on ethical marketing through social networks.
My stumbles are heavily related to the topic of my blog and I try to tag them appropriately.
One of my passions is Wordpress, and in particular how it can be optimized for SEO.
I write a lot about blogging social networks such as Blogcatalog, Mybloglog and Bumpzee.
I also do a very limited amount of consulting with Blogcatalog
Rated • 2 reviews • jobs, video, murphy goode, social media • youtube.com
Brendan would be ideal for this job, though his application might have been a little too serious - if you want someone to represent your brand, having someone who understands social media, and reputation management is an ideal choice.
He even knows something about wine.
Rated • 1 review • advertising, social media, copywriting, testimonials, social media marketing • perrymarshall.com
With the FTC cracking down on fake blogs, fake reviews and fake testimonials, Perry Marshall takes a look at how impossible it will be to determine what are "Typical" results.
Rated • 1 review • marketing, conferences, social media, twitter • wordpress.com
Some lessons on establishing a conference brand on Twitter (personal note: lots more to learn)
Rated • 3 reviews • marketing, social media • igorthetroll.com
From the page:-
"They need to control and manipulate the information to the public for their own special interests. That is how Mass Media has always worked through history. Garbage in Garbage out! Mass Media feeds sensationalism and at times reports some Half Backed Truth calling it news!"
Rated • 5 reviews • marketing, social media, slideshare • slideshare.net
Brian's presentation to the AMA on Social Media, as seen on Slideshare - I like the way they provide a transcript, and he gains a link for being the most viewed embed, but it is on his home page, not his permalink
Rated • 2 reviews • marketing, links, social media • traffikd.com
An honest look at legitimate social media strategies to promote content on a blog. The aim is to keep within the rules of each service, but also encourage the use of services which whilst beneficial to the blog owner, are also more useful to their own readers.
As an example including Delicious badges encourage people to use Delicious for voting. That is a benefit to Delicious (new users), the blog owner (maybe more traffic or return visits), and the readers get access to more great content
Rated • 4 reviews • sociology, conflict management, game theory, social media • collective-thoughts.com
A look at social media compared to conflict management and game theory with a visiting professor to the Collective Thoughts blog.
Rated • 9 reviews • marketing, internet, search, social media, social news • netwriting.co.uk
Interesting persoective on the value of getting popular on Digg, and what it may take to get there.
Rated • 1 review • internet, social media, blogcatalog, activity stream • blicio.us
Brain Solis reviews Blogcatalog's social dashboard, which allows you to view your activity streams from various social networks, including StumbleUpon
Rated • 5 reviews • marketing, social media • ning.com
I feel compelled to give Jack's new community a thumbs up and review.
It will be interesting how this develops over time.
From the page: "Web 2.0 Curious? Hang out with social marketing mavens here at Friday Traffic Report's Social Marketing Central and learn all there is to know about social site marketing!"
