Quick update: I’ll post a summary of the highlights of sessions I attend today at PubCon South 2010 SEO and social media marketing conference , but if you want a quick fix you can use search.twitter.com or search in Twitter for #pubcon or pubcon in Tweets. See what’s we’re all saying about it as it’s happening! -Sally Anne Dishong, SEO+ Social Media Content Editor
The organic search training session yesterday began with a great Texas-style breakfast with biscuits & gravy.Yum! Here are some quick highlights for our near-live-blogging. You can follow the chatter from the Twitterati on #PubCon. Carolyn Shelby did a nice job with the introduction to the SEO session. Joe Laratro: Use Bing Webmaster tools to discover outbound links from your site that may be malicious, viruses, untrusted sites. Experts–blog about what you do every day, like landscape jobs with images and locations for geocentric keywords and content. Make sure your biz is listed in Google’s local search listings. Online biz –get
I’m at PubCon South in Dallas this week for the conference and training day. We’re pleased to make our first attempt at “near-live-blogging” from a conference. Let us know in comments or Tweet me about what you think of this type of coverage and what you’d like to hear about. I’ll be Tweeting some of the best tips on SEO, social media, and search engine marketing for your online marketing efforts from @CYL4G_SallyAnne to #PubCon. Shhhhh….they’re starting! -by Sally Anne Dishong, SEO + Social Media Web Content Editor_
Often, one of the biggest roadblocks to successful business blogging is finding the time to write posts. If you’re struggling with this challenge, but you and some of your team members are already Tweeting (micro-blog) business-related topics and updating your business Facebook fan page and other social media sites, here’s an idea for you: “Curate” your real-time content by topic from Twitter and other social media status updates onto new pages or blog posts for your website. The folks at SEOMoz have put together a video about how to aggregate your Tweets and other real-time content onto pages or posts
Here at LinkShare, we’re having a bit of fun in our office trading websites with funny pranks today. (We’re getting some work done, too, no worries!) Mashable put together a great April Fools’ Day list to get us started. Let us know in your comments what some of your favorites are! Top online April Fools’ Day pranks on our hit list are: 1. Google Changes Its Name to Topeka. According to Google: “Early last month the mayor of Topeka, Kansas stunned the world by announcing that his city was changing its name to Google. We’ve been wondering ever since how
