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Great video, makes the point well. If you need to convince anyone they need to be engaged with social media, this is sure to help make your case.

Is social media a fad? Or, is it the biggest shift to worldwide industrial revolution? This new video reveals astonishing statistics to prove that social media is indeed a revolution.

sasquatch music festival vid used to illustrate a point in SEO industry essay in SEO blog

This article does make a great deal of sense, the majority of sites i've worked on (where I was a programmer, the last person to touch the code before it went to the server, but not particularly influential in the descion making process) the companies name was always the first thing in the title tag.

blog article with summary of, and video of people from Google explaing a few SEO points

more stuff about seo

more tips from an SEO Strategy expert

sort of counter point to the last link

Recently a "101 free SEO Tools that don't suck" list went popular on Sphinn.

As a social media specialist, with experience running back way before there was a name for it, I've seen some pretty good delusions from clients and companies I've worked with. Companies that want a Internet presence, but fear and loath the Internet and all forms of electronic communications. Companies that have a pretty big gap between their reality and their perception. Companies that encourages their employees to join fan pages for their products, but has them to take off their corporate affiliation from the profiles. What was the most amazing social media delusions you've encountered? That it's optional. You have a presence on the social media sites whether you want to or not. Companies that want to survive had better figure out how to join the conversation.

As a social media specialist, with experience running back way before there was a name for it, I've seen some pretty good delusions from clients and companies I've worked with. Companies that want a Internet presence, but fear and loath the Internet and all forms of electronic communications. Companies that have a pretty big gap between their reality and their perception. Companies that encourages their employees to join fan pages for their products, but has them to take off their corporate affiliation from the profiles. What was the most amazing social media delusions you've encountered? That it's optional. You have a presence on the social media sites whether you want to or not. Companies that want to survive had better figure out how to join the conversation.

As a social media specialist, with experience running back way before there was a name for it, I've seen some pretty good delusions from clients and companies I've worked with. Companies that want a Internet presence, but fear and loath the Internet and all forms of electronic communications. Companies that have a pretty big gap between their reality and their perception. Companies that encourages their employees to join fan pages for their products, but has them to take off their corporate affiliation from the profiles. What was the most amazing social media delusions you've encountered? That it's optional. You have a presence on the social media sites whether you want to or not. Companies that want to survive had better figure out how to join the conversation.

"Half of the money I spend on advertising is wasted; the trouble is I don't know which half" - John Wanamaker It's amazing to think of the changes the world of marketing since these words were uttered OVER A HUNDRED YEARS AGO and still it is a problem for the majority of digital marketers