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If you have one shred of doubt left about the business value of LinkedIn…….

If you have one shred of doubt left about the business value of LinkedIn……. Read this!  Just see what discussions can be developing about your business behind your back – and how, if you are alert, you can dive into the conversation and pick things up with your customers. At the weekend I spotted a If you have one shred of doubt left about the business value of LinkedIn…….

PR Agencies: How sharing Press Releases can decrease your own and your client’s google ranking

PR agencies that share news bulletins and press releases online on behalf of clients could potentially be doing more harm than good. Recent developments in Google’s SEO ranking strategy (which aims to ensure more credible sources rank higher) mean that PR agencies who don’t keep up to date with SEO could fall foul of Google’s PR Agencies: How sharing Press Releases can decrease your own and your client’s google ranking

Is Public Relations right for your business? Three tips for choosing a PR agency

I have attended two events in the last week that shed very different lights on public relations and what people believe PR is about and does. It made me wonder what businesses are buying when they decide to hire a PR consultant. With colleague Helen Standing I attended a session called How to Find the Is Public Relations right for your business? Three tips for choosing a PR agency

Were there any killer tips to improve SEO at the ThinkVisibility conference?

Were there any killer tips to improve SEO at the ThinkVisibility conference? In our pursuit to improve SEO (search engine optimisation) skills, three of the Northern Lights team attended the ThinkVisibility conference in Leeds this Saturday.  Thanks to @thehodge for organising a lively day complete with pick’n’mix sweeties and Lego people! I’m still digesting the Were there any killer tips to improve SEO at the ThinkVisibility conference?

Why are ‘mummy bloggers’ so influential? And what could professionals learn from them about social media for business?

Even if you don’t have children and rarely read blogs you’ve probably heard the term ‘mummy blogger’. It refers to parents (‘daddy bloggers’ are also now taking off in a big way) who blog about anything to do with their children. There are thousands of them but some have become incredibly influential, winning major awards Why are ‘mummy bloggers’ so influential? And what could professionals learn from them about social media for business?