Tag: Google
The next big story?…
Over the last while we’ve noticed the beginnings of a buzz surrounding Storify, a social media curation tool aimed at both professional journalists and those who are simply interested in social media and current news. The tool moved into the public beta testing phase on the 25th of April this year. Some have gone as [...]
Posted: August 3rd, 2011 under blogging, digital platforms, Online PR, social media / social communications, social networking, Twitter.
Tags: #RevolverPR, blogging, digital, digital communications, facebook, flickr, Google, news, online public relations, social media, social networking, social platforms, storify, technology, Twitter, YouTube
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Online Collaboration Helps Mumbai Attack Victims…
You may have heard the terrible news from Mumbai last week of three bomb blasts in congested areas during the evening rush hour which killed at least 21 people and injured more than 100 others. Nitin Sagar was following news developments on twitter from his office in New Delhi. Noticing the amount of people tweeting [...]
Posted: July 20th, 2011 under blogging, Digital PR, Revolver PR, social media / social communications, social networking, Twitter, Uncategorized.
Tags: #RevolverPR, blogging, charity, digital media, facebook, Google, Google Docs, Mumbai, New Dehli, Nitin Sagar, Revolver PR, social media, social networking, social networks, Spreadsheet, Twitter
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Google set to ‘Mobilise’ SME’s
Google has announced the launch of a free mobile landing page tool called Google Mobilise, aimed at allowing SME’s to easily create a high-quality mobile site or landing page. The ‘Mobilise’ tool was introduced for the first time in the UK by Google’s Ian Carrington at a press conference ahead of the search engine giants [...]
Posted: June 29th, 2011 under blogging, digital platforms, Digital PR, Online PR, social media / social communications, social networking, Twitter.
Tags: #RevolverPR, #think mobile, blogging, digital, Google, mobilise, social networking, Twitter, video, YouTube
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40% of UK websites get no visitors
According to newly published article on THEDRUM, 40% of UK websites receive zero visitors to their websites. The research covered 10.000 UK registered websites and found that more than a third of all sites failed to attract users through online advertising or free listings on Google and other search engines, while 91% failed to do [...]
Posted: March 16th, 2011 under blogging, Digital PR, Online PR, research, Revolver PR, social media / social communications, social media consultancy, social networking, Uncategorized.
Tags: digital, Digital PR, Google, Internet PR, Online PR, pay-per-click advertising, ppc, research, search engines, statistics, strategy, traffic, visitors, visits, web analytics, website visibility
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Planet of the Apps
The 2011 Mobile World Congress is now officially over. Around the world, weary, hungover people in suits are sitting on planes, piecing together memories of the last few days and wondering what, if anything, it all meant. For those of you who haven’t been lucky enough to attend the world’s largest mobile trade show and [...]
Posted: February 18th, 2011 under blogging, Digital PR, Online PR, Revolver PR, Uncategorized.
Tags: App, Apple, Barcelona, conference, developers, digital, Digital PR, gaming, Google, GSMA, ipad, Microsoft, mobile, mobile technology, mobile trade show, Nokia, Online PR, social gaming, social media, social networking, technology, WMC
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Bring on the bargains
Let’s be honest, we all love a good bargain. And if you’re as keen on seeking out the latest deal breaker as I am, the website Groupon will not be new to you. But here’s the latest and an update for those of you who have yet to discover the wonder. Groupon, the Chicago based [...]
Posted: January 11th, 2011 under blogging, digital platforms, Digital PR, Online PR, Revolver PR.
Tags: deal, digital plaforms, Digital PR, Digital Sky Technologies, facebook, Forbes Magazine, Google, groupon, Online PR, social commerce, social media, social networks, social platforms, Twitter, Zynga
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Got a reputation?
Sean & Joanne, who run Taste, the sandwich shop across from our office have earned themselves a reputation around here. Everyone is talking about them. If you’ve grown up in Scotland and spent your life trying to avoid “getting a reputation” you might think that statement is a negative. Think again. Taste serve great food [...]
Posted: September 17th, 2010 under Digital PR, Online PR, Revolver PR, social media / social communications.
Tags: brand awareness, business growth, customer focus, Digital PR, digital pr agency, digitally enabled public relations, Google, online public relations, online reputation, reputation management, social media, Twitter
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Take Five ….. with Trey Pennington
Trey Pennington is a marketing professional, speaker, author and fondly regarded as a true Southern gent. What inspires you? As a story prospector and professional speaker, it’s my joy to help people discover, develop, and deliver their own story. Story is a fabulous way to connect people to people, foster community, and encourage openly embracing [...]
Posted: September 7th, 2010 under Take Five.
Tags: #RevolverPR, community, Digital PR, facebook, Google, marketing, ROI, seo, social media, social networking, technology, Trey Pennington, Twitter
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Go organic
Go organic. No i’m not talking about getting all mucky on your hands and knees growing your own veg. I’m referring to natural search results and the fact they yield more leads compared to pay per click ads. Only 26% of searchers click on Google’s sponsored links and the figure is 39% across all search [...]
Posted: June 3rd, 2010 under Digital PR, Online PR, Revolver PR.
Tags: Digital PR, Digitally Enabled Public Relations Consultancy, Google, Online PR, social media, social networking
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Freedom to surf
Freedom to surf Its a given right to most. Well not entirely. First it was China. Following the deadly riots of last summer, its central government took the usual steps to block its’ citizens from accessing foreign web services. Aside from crippling internet service in general, the authorities blocked Twitter, removed unapproved references to the violence from search engines and [...]
Posted: May 20th, 2010 under Digital PR, Online PR, Revolver PR.
Tags: communications consultancy, Digital PR, digitally enabled public relations, facebook, Google, Online PR, social media, social networking, Twitter
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