Today, I’m going to review how James Patterson uses social networking to connect with his fans in a personal way. Jamespatterson.com receives 46.34% of its traffic from Google, 12.2% from his newsletter at the Hatchette Book Group, 10.98% from Facebook, and 8.54% from Yahoo! Other than the newsletter, which I do not receive, his social [...]
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Blogging and Comparitive Analytics
November 30, 2010
Today, let’s look at how you can use your Facebook visitors to determine what types of people are visiting your site. If you didn’t read my blog yesterday, you might want to read yesterday’s blog Welcome to Google Analytics Sniper Training School before you read today’s blog. For those who read yesterday’s blog, after you’ve [...]
Connecting with your Audience
October 27, 2010
Today, let’s examine Retaggr and SocialNetwork.in, which are two sites that will help you and your audience connect with each other. Retaggr allows you to integrate your social networking sites onto one site (ErickWrites on ReTaggr). Here, you can find all my contact information, including which social networking sites I use. If you want to [...]
Twitter vs. Live: The Battle of Search and Social
October 13, 2010
#social#networking #Twitter #social#media #windows#Live So far the four most trafficked sites in the U.S. have been those four I’ve looked at. There are some socialization capabilities to the site ranked 5th according to Alexa (Amazon), and pretty much anyone can add content to the site ranked 6th (Wikipedia). But I wouldn’t consider them social networking [...]
Google vs. Facebook: The Battle of Search and Social
October 11, 2010
#Facebook #Google #social#networking You’ve probably heard at least one person say search is dead, or maybe you are that one person. Let’s look at the argument in perspective, using Alexa to compare Google and Facebook—the two most trafficked sites in the U.S. and the world. Facebook In the last three months, 35.66% of all Internet [...]
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