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London Affiliate Conference: Social Media 101

Speaker: Andrew Girdwood – Bigmouthmedia My first session of the day and it promises to be a really exciting one. Social Media is always a good crowd-puller, but in the hugely competitive affiliate space, Social Media participation has it’s pitfalls. Here we go… Andrew is a self-proclaimed geek and former affiliate. Currently working with a (read more)

Tweeting for Business: Who Do I Follow?

Like most things in life, with Twitter, you get out of it what you put into it. As a networking tool Twitter is just the cab that gets you to the party. Once there it’s up to you to work out who to introduce yourself to, what kind of things your fellow guests might want (read more)

London Affiliate Conference (Gaming) #LAC

It’s conference season again and I for one am really excited. We ducked out of conference season last year; whilst in start-up mode, to focus on keeping our heads down and working on our clients’ sites. This year however I’m speaking, reporting, live blogging and all sorts. I’m really excited having been off the scene (read more)

Social Media: Think “Mindset” Not Platform

2009 was the year that a lot of businesses really embraced social media, particularly in Europe. (I’d say more like 2008 in the U.S.) Not just businesses, but non-profit brands, causes, goverment organisations and even John Prescott. I think that this is a great thing. The product capabilities of social media platforms, such as Twitter, (read more)

Does My Business’ Website Need a Blog?

Everywhere that you look online you can come across blog content; from deeply personal diary accounts, to small business blogs, to professional media blogs. It may feel at times that if you are not sharing your work and personal activities with the world, then it’s you that has the personality disorder. Not so. Blogging isn’t (read more)