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http://www.i-com.net/blog
The blog of Manchester's search engine optimisation specialists I-COM
- Added on: Dec 1st, 2008
- Country: United Kingdom
- Language: English
- Author: blacksta
- Listed in: SEO Web Design
- Tags: web design SEO web development pay per click manchester search engine optimisation
Recent Posts
Google Real Time Search Goes Live
The changes to Google, otherwise known as the Caffeine update, have been in the minds of most internet marketers for a while. These changes have slowly been filtering their way through into Google's results. One the most anticipated features is the...
How your offline customer service issues can haunt you forever online
One problem with the internet is that when it falls into the wrong hands, things can get messy. Say you have an altercation with a customer over the phone (or in person), if that person is unhappy enough, they may go online and detail their experienc...
Social Media Reputation Management
In today's recession stricken market and unpredictable trading conditions, consumer trust is at an all-time low. Their confidence in brands is being chipped away every time a company fails to live up to customer expectations or standards. Companies c...
BNW 09: A Practical Example of the Potential of Social Media
The Business North West 2009 conference starts today, and I-COM are down there (Stand 5, right by the door) exhibiting our online marketing wares and trying like mad to educate North West businesses about the potential of social media as a means of d...
Diary of a Social Media Curmudgeon: Online Effort = Real World Results
Im coming round to this Social Media thing. Whilst I still dislike using it for purely personal and social reasons (isnt face to face always better?), I can see its benefits from a business perspective. In my capacity as SEO Copywriter I dont come i...
Manchester\\\'s Blog Awards Demonstrate the Real Power of Blogging
Last night (October 21st) saw the annual Manchester Blog Awards take place at Band on the Wall. The event was part of the Manchester Literature Festival and is always a good night. If the turnout was any indication, blogging is indeed alive and well ...
