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Brand Blog Posts
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- 18th Jul 2012
- 14 Comments
Using Competitions For Increased Traffic, Links and Brand Awareness
It’s Guest Post TimeToday Gaz Copeland of Stoked SEO takes us through the prize-winning world of online competitions, with all you need to know to run your first online draw. If you like the post then please send your answers on a postcard… or leave a comment below.
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- 16th Oct 2012
- 2 Comments
Domain Name Branding: Is It Worth It?
Today, more than ever, branding is a huge factor in marketing your business. Traditionally a brand is described as a method of differentiating between similar products or services. According to every search engine’s favourite resource, Wikipedia, the first graphic use of a brand was a watermark on papers in Italy back in the 1200s. -
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- 25th Apr 2013
- 4 Comments
Customer Feedback Attack - Why Your Business Needs Criticism
Customer feedback is one of the most important tools at your disposal. It’s an opportunity to get real people’s responses to your services, your brand and your products. It’s a free, open forum for your customers to speak their minds – and whether positive or negative, customer feedback is a huge asset. -
- Brand
- 9th Jan 2013
- 17 Comments
Which Business Book Should You Read Next? (Interactive Infographic)
In our biggest Infographic ever we look at over 65 books that have inspired and helped the Koozai team. Covering all the key digital marketing disciplines – SEO, PPC, Analytics, Content Marketing, Branding and Social Media as well as topics including Psychology, Web Theory and Personal Development, there’s an amazing book here for everyone. -
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- 24th Jan 2013
- 1 Comment
Gamifi-what? What The Strange Word ‘Gamification’ Really Means
Gamification isn’t a brand new concept and has been around for quite a while now. I’m pretty sure you have heard of it; however for those who haven’t, you’re not alone. Research conducted by Upstream in 2012 revealed a worrying fact; two-thirds of marketers don’t know what the term gamification really means. -
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- 5th Apr 2013
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Marketing Advice For A New Website: Starting From The Ground Up
It can be difficult for a new website to get off the ground and get noticed, especially if there is no prior platform for promotion, for example if the new website owners already have a good web presence and following to help with the initial promotion. If the idea for the website is new, it is often difficult to capitalise on existing search volume for industry related keywords. -
- Brand
- 25th Feb 2013
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How Social Media Has Changed The Way We Complain
Alternatively: Why All Companies Need To Be On Top Of Their Game 24hrs a Day in The Modern World.Back in the good old days before the internet and social media there weren’t that many places you could complain, certainly not that publicly anyway.
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- Brand
- 14th Feb 2013
- 4 Comments
Building Better Blogger Relationships This Valentine’s Day
(Otherwise known as: “Your Outreach Sucks! Get Personal or Go Home.”)I’m going to start by saying the obvious: “Happy Valentine’s Day.”
Sorry I didn’t get you a card, I did try emailing you about some ideas I had, but you never replied.
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- Brand
- 20th Nov 2012
- 9 Comments
55%* of Brands Have Not Secured Their Twitter Handle
* Now that I have your attention, the ‘stat’ in the title is correct for the purpose of this post. It is based on the 125 brands who came top in the Sunday Times Best Companies to Work For in 2012. Read on to find out more…. -
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- 25th Sep 2012
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Managing Your Brand's Reputation Online - #EdgeBristol
This post goes live at the same time as my presentation at On The Edge Live in Bristol where I am talking about the importance of reputation and how you should be managing your brand’s reputation online. -
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- 22nd Jun 2012
- 12 Comments
Why Employees Should use Social Media at Work
I have seen several cases recently debating that social media should or should not be used in the workplace and each debate raises interesting points for and against. Read more
