Word of Mobile…word gets around!

Dawn Dawson of DANCIN’ TIME DJ and DANCE ENTERTAINMENT a Saratoga Springs based company is implementing a web 2.0 marketing strategy.

Dawn says DANCIN’ TIME has had videos on their website for years and receives about 50% of her business from the website.

She adds, “Blogging is a way to increase our search engine placement and build relationships with our customers by providing answers to commonly asked questions.”

We’ll check back with Dawn in a few months to determine how her business has improved through the practice of blogging.

You can read and subscribe to her blog at “The best Albany DJ for all your needs!.”

Below is a link to a presentation I gave at the Saratoga Chamber of Commerce on new media and how it affects you and your organization.

What you will get out of this presentation:Become more familiar with the benefits of New Media Marketing, Wikinomics, blogs, podcasts & online communities.

Click here to go to the presentation page on the Word of Mobile website.

In harmony,

David 

The title above is a summary of the entry. The title is what is seen first by viewers on the site, in search engine results and RSS feeds.

An entry consists of a Title, Post, Comments and Links.

Post - this is where the text, photos, audio and video show up in the entry.

Permalinks provide the permanent location of the entry.

Linkback links provide a way for authors to know who else is linking to their entries.

Usually one of the left or right columns is used for organizing the blog.

Organizational tools include:

Categories - to help readers easily find topics they are interested in and authors to easily organize their entries.

RSS Feed - Typically an icon or words that link to the RSS Feed of the blog.

Blogroll - List of other sites the author likes.

Tag cloud - Visual representation of the popularity of tags in the blog. The larger a word shows up in a tag cloud the more it is used in the blog.

i.e. a blog about education would likely have education be the largest word in the cloud where the word Atlanta would appear few times and therefore be smaller in the cloud.