Forum e-marketing, bulk Last part of my summary of first forum e-marketing That's what I learned during those two days:
USA,
only 6% of online advertising is , 8% for the United Kingdom.
The tone of a blog should be engaged, otherwise the players lock.
Make your living community of customers, affiliates, fans, whatever you want, including news-letters.
but if you have nothing to say, shut up
.
Speaking of surfers who defend your brand (ambassadors), we must speak of fans, or even better: Products
Evangelists. It's more class (that Buzz Lemon says) I learned that the verb napsteriser
means to be ready to give first to receive then (it still has that Lemon Buzz said). Blogs are not a good source of affiliation in terms of volume (what about Zlio?). I discovered that the PageRank
had a cousin: the TrustRank
, which assesses the quality rather an incoming link. RSS The forum was aimed at more traditional
E-marketers love to invent lots of acronyms, neologisms and anglicisms, but nobody knows what it means.
I do not like the atmosphere "fair" in which we can not take three steps without being harpooned.
In Paris it rains.