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tosocialmediaworkshops — Thu, 28 Mar 2013 21:21:00 +0000

Thanks Terri, I want my posts to be very easy to understand and to use. Social media can be intimidating to businesses. I want people to feel they can use social media and do it effectively for their businesses. I’ve also set this site up so that any of my students are welcome to create blog posts, too.

Comment on Social Media Workshops in Toronto by Terri

Terri — Thu, 28 Mar 2013 18:37:21 +0000

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Comment on Contact Us by tosocialmediaworkshops

tosocialmediaworkshops — Tue, 18 Sep 2012 15:59:44 +0000

Hi Stephanie, I’ve got my October workshops set up at a very convenient location, great venue, access to TTC and inexpensive parking. This October I’m offering workshops on Creating a Social Media Strategy (October 16), Twitter (October 17), LinkedIn (October 23), Google+ (October 24), Facebook (October 30) and Pinterest (October 31). You can register through Eventbrite. Sign up for four or more of the workshops and save at least $100. Here’s a link to four of the workshops. Pinterest and Google+ registration will be up by end of day. http://bit.ly/OCCnuJ

November workshops will be set shortly.

Comment on Contact Us by Stephany Babson

Stephany Babson — Thu, 12 Apr 2012 01:57:20 +0000

Hello! I’m looking for dates and costing info re. your Social Media workshops. I’m a freelance writer/video producer who uses Linked In, Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, etc. for personal use, but would like to expand my business offering. Could you get back to me? I’m also interested in learning about setting up blogs, using RSS, analytics, etc. Thank you!

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Comment on Mind Your Ps and Qs and Grammar in Your Blog Posts by tosocialmediaworkshops

tosocialmediaworkshops — Fri, 25 Nov 2011 23:28:37 +0000

I would agree with your point, Andrew, that Good SEO is about selling or providing information in the most effective way possible. I think, too, Matt Cutts would agree. Certainly, too, the consumers of your products. I do believe, though, that good, clear writing can appeal even to those who spell school “skule”.

I’m not saying necessarily to write for the mainstream. (Although the mainstream may just have more money to buy your products.) If you’ve got a niche and you know what they need and want, then that’s what you want to provide in your content. I

t’s also important to be authentic. Writing content specifically for search engines is so artificial and sad. It’s like not writing a blog post because it won’t have the “right” keywords to rank well in search, or starting a business based on keywords instead of a great idea.

Thanks for sharing your thoughts. I hope you will keep coming back to share more of your ideas.

Comment on Mind Your Ps and Qs and Grammar in Your Blog Posts by Andrew Opala

Andrew Opala — Fri, 25 Nov 2011 21:58:13 +0000

There are really two questions here: (1) does spelling matter to YOUR users, and (2) does Google rank you differently if your spelling is poor.

I think if you reach your audience by writing skule instead of school, or #$%^ instead of ^&*(, then you have to make your site for your audience and not worry about Google rankings. Google currently does not profile their search users to the extent that Amazon does. So dyslectics searching for their favorite sites, may still have to hit next a few times on Google to get what they want.

If you just want a good ranking on Google, you may need to make your content more mainstream and this may hamper your product offering.

Good SEO is: let’s sell what you have, in the most effective way possible.
Bad SEO is: let’s change your offering a bit so that it ranks better.