What have you done this week to increase traffic to your site? Have you blogged, tweeted, FB, LinkedIn? Get busy now. Find links that have helped you and share them here. First 5 responses with information get 3 bonus pts. for discussion. Talk me into bonus pts for more than the first 5. See this link to inspire you. http://www.pbdink.com/blog/2011/12/31/social-networking-worth-time-spent-it/.
I found this through LinkedIn recommendations.
Thursday, February 9, 2012
Monday, February 6, 2012
Have you read introduction-to-marketing-analytics.pdf?
Have you read the post from last week on blogging and marketing analytics? If you haven't here is your second reminder. This is worth the read. The free download is worth the read. You can also find the pdf on the blackboard site for the class. Pamela Vaughn has done a great job in covering many of the terms, definitions, sources, for analyzing and marketing your blog. http://www.hubspot.com/thank-you-inbound-marketing-analytics-ebook/?guid=1f3875e5-a022-4fc9-9c07-c28fb39e29c0&submissionGuid=d040a050-4f1d-47ba-aff5-5e671930a7f6 read this now.
Monday, January 30, 2012
10 Amazing Blogging Insights Your Analytics Can Tell You
If you're regularly creating content to fuel your inbound marketing strategy, you're probably using a blog to publish the bulk of it. That's fantastic, since we know businesses that blog more than 20 times per month generate 5 times more traffic than businesses that blog fewer than 4 times per month (they also generate 4 times more leads than businesses that don't blog at all!).
With all that content, traffic, and leads
you're generating, are you aware that you're sitting on a gold mine of
valuable data? Did you also know that you can leverage all that data to
glean valuable insights and improve the performance of your blog
content? You just have to know how to use it! Let's break it down by the
individual blog metrics you should be tracking so you can start making incremental improvements to your blog and generating even more traffic and leads using data that's right under your nose.
Monday, January 23, 2012
Have you tried Pinterest
Have you tried Pinterest.com? I just read more information today on how companies are using www.pinterest.com for branding, organizing, blogging and so much more. This article http://www.blogworld.com/2012/01/21/35-brilliant-bloggers-talk-about-pinterest/comment-page-1/#comment-35138 led me to this post. I visited a number of the links in branding and agreed with much of what the authors are saying. Take a look and tell me what you think. If you have used Pinterest, how and why.
Blog Site Addresses
Please link to your blog site, add your name, and a brief description of your blog so that everyone can go to each others' blogs. Everyone in class should reply to this post.
Wednesday, October 5, 2011
Register for Digital Media Technology, Term 20122
Now is the time to register for winter term. Look at the schedule online. If you need help, see Carolinda Williams, 954-201-8111, cwilliam@broward.edu, our technical adviser for assistance. If you plan to graduate before next year winter term, you must take the internship and the project management classes. DIG2940 Digital Media Practicum and DIG2945 Digital Media Project Management are offered only once a year.
I will be happy to answer questions for you as well. DIG2500c Digital Media Authoring (learn how to create blogs, podcasts, create interactive tutorials using Adobe Captivate, screen capture tutorials and other authoring topics) is offered next term as well and will only be offered once this year. If you need that class, register for it.
Check out the other classes as well.
I will be happy to answer questions for you as well. DIG2500c Digital Media Authoring (learn how to create blogs, podcasts, create interactive tutorials using Adobe Captivate, screen capture tutorials and other authoring topics) is offered next term as well and will only be offered once this year. If you need that class, register for it.
Check out the other classes as well.
CSS Best Practices for Beginners
Review this article and study the tips for best use of CSS. If you follow these steps, your CSS should improve and be easy to edit. http://net.tutsplus.com/tutorials/html-css-techniques/30-css-best-practices-for-beginners/.
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