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20 March, 2012 By Sarah Wood Leave a Comment

Positioning Your Website for Business

open for business sign

If you are starting out with a new business, or reviewing status on the one you have, you will need to look carefully at how you set up or … [Read more...]

Filed Under: effective e-business Tagged With: integrated strategy, online strategy, website

13 March, 2012 By Sarah Wood Leave a Comment

Making Sense of the Changing Social Media Landscape

Over the last few years, fredcavazza.net has been providing a useful top-level snapshot of all the social media sites. This snapshot … [Read more...]

Filed Under: social Tagged With: content marketing, integrated strategy, online strategy, social

8 March, 2012 By Sarah Wood Leave a Comment

It Might Look Pretty; But Can Customers Use Your Website?

Once a website is live, it is important to keep it fresh and interesting by the addition of new content, and it is as important to ensure … [Read more...]

Filed Under: effective e-business Tagged With: content strategy, online strategy, usability

6 March, 2012 By Sarah Wood Leave a Comment

What I learned from Nikki Pilkington’s 30 Day Twitter Challenge

If you've been a regular reader of this blog, you may remember that it started out almost a year ago now, prompted by Nikki Pilkington's 30 … [Read more...]

Filed Under: social Tagged With: blogging, online strategy, twitter

1 March, 2012 By Sarah Wood 1 Comment

The Editorial Calendar: My Best Friend and Most Critical Tool

My working background before I lucked into the internet was in a publishing company so traditional we heated up wax in order to stick … [Read more...]

Filed Under: content marketing Tagged With: content marketing, content strategy, organisation

23 February, 2012 By Sarah Wood 3 Comments

Roadtesting Scoop.it: Curating in Comfort

Scoop.it

Last month I looked at whether content aggregation tools can replace ‘human’ content curation, and since then I have been trying out a nifty … [Read more...]

Filed Under: content marketing Tagged With: content curation, content strategy

21 February, 2012 By Sarah Wood 2 Comments

Should B2B Case Studies Still be Part of Your Content Marketing Strategy?

Today's post is a guest blog written by Michael Hope, of The Case Study Writers, who provide excellent content marketing support for all … [Read more...]

Filed Under: content marketing Tagged With: content marketing, content strategy, social

16 February, 2012 By Sarah Wood 5 Comments

Everyone’s Talking About It – Should I Jump on the Pinterest Train?

Pinterest's mashup approach to visual data can be very inspiring

I know, I know - if you've heard of it you are probably sick of it - it's the next big thing in a launch-heavy world where everyone is … [Read more...]

Filed Under: social Tagged With: content marketing, online strategy

14 February, 2012 By Sarah Wood 4 Comments

9 Things I Had Forgotten About Working in London

London marked on map

I was very excited yesterday to start work with a new client, who have some interesting challenges around a rapidly approaching website … [Read more...]

Filed Under: family Tagged With: back to work

9 February, 2012 By Sarah Wood Leave a Comment

Who Put That There? How to Survive a New Website Launch

It’s exciting. You spend a lot of time and energy and cash setting up a shiny new website; you have re-launched from a customer perspective, … [Read more...]

Filed Under: digital strategy and operations Tagged With: online strategy, organisation, website

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