Hope all the Dads are having a fab day; did anyone notice Google get in on the act with their Father's Day logo?
Posts Tagged ‘Google’
How to get content removed from Google
We're getting a few calls about this at the moment, so I thought I'd write a blog post about it. Bear with me because it is quite long.
There could be many reasons for you to want content removed from Google – it could be that Google has 'cached' a page on your site with the wrong info or prices, or that an old version of your website is still hanging around. It could be that something is written on another site about you that's untrue or defamatory, or it could be one of many other reasons.
How do I add Google Analytics to my Facebook Fan Page?
Date: 30th March 2010
Comments: 1 Related Categories: Admin posts, Cool Tools, Google, Tracking, facebook
Comments: 1 Related Categories: Admin posts, Cool Tools, Google, Tracking, facebook
We’ve been adding Google Analytics to clients’ Facebook fan pages over the past couple of days, and they’re loving it!
It’s not difficult to do – all you need is:
- A Google Analytics account
- A Facebook Fanpage
- The FBML application
- Some generated code
- 10 minutes spare
There’s a fantastic guide to it here: How to add Google Analytics to your Fan Page
The basic premise is:
1) Add a new profile in Google Analytics
2) Use the Analytics Tracking code here to generate some code
Poll your customers for new keywords ideas
It’s not always easy knowing which keywords and phrases to target when optimising your website – and as I say in my latest blog over on Birds on the Blog, it’s all too easy to fail to see beyond high traffic and high competition phrases.
So why not try asking other people what THEY would use to search for you? This great tool from Seed Keywords allows you to set up a scenario (eg “If you were searching for a website that sells XXXXX, what would you type in to Google?”) and then invite people to contribute, anonymously.
Have you developed your ‘Circle of Credibility’?
Date: 7th December 2009
Comments: 2 Related Categories: Articles, Blogging, Content, Google, Social Networking, Tracking, facebook, twitter
Comments: 2 Related Categories: Articles, Blogging, Content, Google, Social Networking, Tracking, facebook, twitter
I’ve been talking about this for a while, but this is the first chance I’ve had to put thoughts into words properly, so hopefully it will ring a few bells with some of you!
We’re all pretty much aware by now that one of the first things a potential client does when considering working with you is to ‘Google’ you – they’ll head off to google and type in your company name, maybe your director / owner’s name, and probably look through a few listings to see what others are saying about you.
