Posts in Content Distribution

By Adam Smith, Posted in Content Distribution

We have all seen articles, pictures, or videos that have spanned the Internet and within the matter of days has millions and millions of views. Many people can't understand why some get so popular and not others even though each seems to be of similar value to the viewer. There are a variety of reasons that one may want their content to go viral. Businesses will want their message to go viral for marketing purposes and brand recognition. On the other hand, businesses will not want damaging information abou... read more.

• April 06, 2012
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By Adam Smith, Posted in Content Distribution

CNN is reportedly in deep negotiations to purchase Mashable, the social media news website. This supposed rumor all began to swirl at the SXSW conference in Austin, Texas this week. If this deal does go through, it may happen as early as Tuesday. Mashable was started in 2005 by a Scottish man named Pete Cashmore and is now headquartered in New York City. Mashable also has an office in San Francisco. Mashable has a loyal following within the younger generation because of its relevant and interesting content... read more.

• March 13, 2012
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By Elysa Vreeland, Posted in Content Distribution

Who shares content? EVERYONE. On a daily basis there are 27 million pieces of content distributed on the Internet (AOL with Nielson). Content helps connect users, providing information that one user might find useful enough to social bookmark. Social bookmarking is a means of sharing, curating, managing and searching content online. As an Internet user, you're participating in the whirlwind of the social web by sharing your favorite sites, articles and videos to your individual networks. Specific sites li... read more.

• May 13, 2011
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By Lauren Litwinka, Posted in Content Distribution

A long, long time ago, in the year 2005, top search company opened up yet another branch of its network to include Google Reader, which is basically a one-stop shop for all your RSS feed needs. One neat thing about Google Reader is that Google smartly incorporated Google Gears, a browser extension that allows users to access their RSS feeds offline. So users can have really really simple syndication for their feeds.After two years of beta testing, Google launched the full version of the platform, and s... read more.

• January 30, 2009
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By Lauren Litwinka, Posted in Content Distribution

A wonderful way to keep your prospects, clients and partners informed about recent business activity is to generate and generously distribute customized e-Newsletters.  e-Newsletters can cover a wide variety of content, such as recent partnerships, inventory additions, corporate events, promotional deals, and so much more. One advantage e-Newsletters have over press releases is they can be sent out more frequently, to always keep your business contacts in the loop about your company activity.... read more.

• September 11, 2008
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By Lauren Litwinka, Posted in Content Distribution

On Wednesday, Trevor Claiborne posted in the official Google AdWords Blog that Google recently integrated a new metric for advertisers to consider in their AdWords online advertising campaigns. Now in the AdWords Report Center, advertisers can view their Geographic Performance report. According to Google, this Geographic Performance report will collect estimated "Country, Region, Metro, and City" criteria daily and cross-reference the results with each of the following levels: account, campaign, a... read more.

• September 04, 2008
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By Lauren Litwinka, Posted in Content Distribution

We’ve all seen the cultural phenomenon of burning and selling CDs and DVDs followed by the legal aftermath. Here’s a new one- “digital piracy.” No, not sailing on the high seas with black flags boasting skulls and crossbones. We’re talking about scanning, uploading, and archiving full copies of popular magazines and sharing them with the world. That’s called illegal, my friends. Or, as the Associated Press call it, a “flagrant” copyright infringement.... read more.

• August 19, 2008
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By Lauren Litwinka, Posted in Content Distribution

News feed management providers are a booming Internet application. They are great for Internet browsers because they streamline, organize, provide and manage favorable content on the web. News feed managers are also a great way for you to distribute your unique writings to millions of readers. Having regularly updated content indexed with a popular news feed management provider is an excellent form of content distribution. News feed management providers feature and link to top blogs, videos, vlogs, podcas... read more.

• July 31, 2008
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By Lauren Litwinka, Posted in Content Distribution

Online forums and message boards represent an intricate community of posters which can be extremely beneficial to a business. Forums provide a unique opportunity for you to learn more about a certain topic from your peers, and even give you the chance to offer insight on a topic you may specialize in. A great thing about forums is their specific content, which makes finding one that fits you and your interests rather simple. Participating in a forum is great, and creating one for your interest or business i... read more.

• July 28, 2008
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By Lauren Litwinka, Posted in Content Distribution

On Thursday, Google’s Online Operations Associate, Sapna Mehta, posted in the Official Google Video blog that the company had integrated a new way for users to enjoy its wide inventory of online videos. Now when visiting Google Video, users can make use of the “Recommended Videos” feature—a tool which matches different videos to their recent and related search topics. The suggested videos are displayed as thumbnail versions at the bottom of the Google Video homepage beneath t... read more.

• July 20, 2008
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