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It looks like even isolationist dictatorships want to sign up for social media sites, as the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea (or North Korea to it’s friends) has demonstrated this month. The South Asian Communist state has signed up for YouTube, Twitter and Facebook – aiming to share its interests and dreams with the wider [...]

The chances are that you’re one of the 500,000,000 users of the social networking site Facebook. If that’s the case, you’ll need to know about a series of scams doing the rounds. Status updates around the site are beginning to feature the same three updates: “I am part of the 98.0% of people that are [...]

If you’ve read the FirstFound Blog, Optimise, or any tech/internet blog over the past few months, you’ll have noticed a recurring theme. Facebook. “It’s the second biggest site on the web! No, wait! It’s the biggest site on the web! It’s got 300,000,000 members! No, 400,000,000! And it’s the secret to succeeding in business!” – [...]

Long time readers of the FirstFound Blog and Optimise will know that web users are in the middle of a battle for Internet supremacy. On one side is the search giant Google, facing off against social networking leviathan Facebook. Over the past few months, Facebook has overtaken Google as the most visited site in the [...]

Following months of pressure from the tabloid papers, Facebook have finally followed in the footsteps of Bebo and MySpace by adding a “Panic Button” for younger users. ClickCeop The new application has been developed by the Child Exploitation and Online Protection (Ceop) Centre, and puts young internet users directly in touch with the centre’s online [...]

The top 5 most important considerations for an effective link building campaign from naturally generated links won for good content, to social media and creative link building strategies to future proof your search engine optimisation strategy for 2010.

Over the past decade, the Internet hasn’t just been a space for businesses to make money. It’s allowed people to connect. As we move into 2010, the Internet is now the most important social space on the planet, and social pages are the most powerful pages on the net. It’s not enough that you’ve got [...]

If the 1990s was the decade of Microsoft, then the last decade belonged well and truly to Google. As search became the prime source of online traffic and income, Google.com became the internet’s most visited page, and Google became one of the world’s most consistently profitable businesses.

But is the decade of search coming to an end? If it is, what will replace it? And how will businesses need to adapt?

Social Media is a great way of complementing your SEO, but how can businesses use Twitter, blogging, Youtube and Facebook to promote their products? This article contains everything you need to know to enhance your search engine optimisation quickly and easily.


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