Category Archives: Social network

Google+ 2:nd place means nothing without user engagement

Do you remember when Google+ was launched? Then you might remember – it took only 24 days for the social network to reach 20 million users compare to 1035 days for Twitter and 1152 days for Facebook? According to Global Web Index research, Google+ has continued to grow rapidly, and now, just 1,5 years later, [...]

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“Corpsourcing” – an important part of journalistic crowdsourcing

When it comes to journalistic working methods, are you familiar with “corpsourcing”? It’s like (or a part of) crowdsourcing, but journalists are using the “corporate staff”, instead of just the “crowd”, in order to gather information and collaborate with the sources. As you all know, in journalism, crowdsourcing use to be the collaboration between a [...]

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Why PR-pros should care about Google Author Rank

It’s not only about content anymore. It’s about authors as well. Which partly means it’s not just your content that will show up in the search results, but you as the author. And your ranking, will depend on who you are, and what you say. I recently read a post by Denis Pinsky in Forbes [...]

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Content is not king – but you might be

I recently read a blog post by Jeff Bullas, who says “New Study Reveals: Content is King… Not Social Media”. The conclusion refers to the Online Publishers Association’s (OPA) analysis of its Internet Activity Index (IAI) which shows that the “content sites continue to be a place where consumers spend the majority of their online [...]

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Does it matter where your news show up?

People continues to find and read your news all over; not just on your “newsroom”. People does not visit “your website” directly, as they used to do. A trend that has been going on for a while, but is now more clear than ever before. Does it matter? It depends who you talk to.  Last year [...]

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