PR In A Web 2.0 World - BIOCOM 1-09
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The document discusses key concepts in emerging media, emphasizing four driving factors: collaboration, content, converged services, and community. It outlines the importance of search engine optimization (SEO) for increasing website traffic through effective keyword usage and multimedia content. Additionally, it highlights the growth of blogging and online platforms, stressing the significance of making content accessible and engaging.
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PR In A Web 2.0 World - BIOCOM 1-09
- 1. Michael Pranikoff Director, Emerging Media [email_address] http://www.delicious.com/michaelpranikoff Twitter / @mpranikoff
- 2. “ If you think what is driving demand — we think of it as four C's. It's Collaboration . It's Content . It's Converged Services — doing multiple things. And it's Community . The opportunity for those who get ahead and develop a set of services that are more personalized, customized, location-based and presence-based in this next generation is going to help define who can win.” -- Patricia Russo, Former CEO, Alcatel-Lucent
- 3. The Five C’s C ollaboration C ontent C onverged Services C ommunity C onversation The Five C’s
- 4. Source: Forrester Research / Business Week 6/11/2007
- 5. Cardiff School of Journalism, The Quality and Independence of British Journalism ; February 2008
- 6. Principles to Communicating Your Message Today Make your content Accessible Make your content Easy To View Make your content Easy To Use
- 7. What is Search Engine Optimization? “ Search engine optimization is the process of increasing the amount of visitors to a website by achieving a high ranking in the search results of a search engine (i.e. Yahoo, Google, etc.). The higher a website ranks in a search, the better the chance that a website will be visited. Most Internet users will not click through multiple pages of search results, so a high ranking in a search is necessary to direct more traffic to your website.” Milena Sotirova, Editor of DevStart http://www.devstart.com/
- 8. How Do You Optimize a News Release? Front-End Optimization: Write better news releases using researched keywords, not jargon or technical terms. Back-End Optimization: Work with an optimization partner that can establish a search-engine friendly environment for your news release.
- 9. Over 50% of searches performed use 2 or 3 words
- 10. Tools You Can Use for SEO www.google.com/insights/search www.freekeywords.wordtracker.com Or WordTracker Mashed with Google Trends www.freekeywords.wordtracker.com/gtrends
- 11. Front End Optimization Use well researched keywords or phrases that you know are being used in searches. Use your keywords/ phrases in your Headline and Sub-headline (if you use one) Keyword Density Use links in your release....but not just to your homepage. Multimedia Content – like photos and video add HUGE value to your release!
- 12. Keyword Density: The number of times a word or phrase appears in a block of text. Optimal keyword density is between 1.5% - 3.5%. Text with a keyword density greater than 4% will be identified by search engines as spam. Optimal Keyword Density = 1.5% - 3.5% per 250 words OR 3 – 4 times for a 400 word release
- 17. Copy and Paste Release Here Place keywords or phrases here to check for proper word density for search engine optimization of a release.
- 18. Let’s Talk Technology Posted to http://cravingideas.blogs.com/backinskinnyjeans on 9/29/06
- 21. I talked to Technorati founder David Sifry to update the ‘05 blogging numbers. Back when we wrote the cover story, there were some 9 million blogs, with about 40 thousand new ones popping up each day. Now, says Sifry, Technorati indexes 112 million blogs, with 120 thousand new ones appearing each day. And that’s not including spam blogs. They were barely on the horizon in spring of ‘05, and now they account for—get this—well over 99% of all the pings and updates pouring into Technorati’s servers.
- 22. 11% of the 112 million blogs have posted in the last 60 days....or an estimated 13 million active blogs in the last 60 days according to Sifry.
- 24. Who Are The Global Bloggers? technorati.com/blogging/state-of-the-blogosphere/
- 25. Social Bookmarks and Tagging
- 27. So How Does This Relate to Me? Find out how many people are linking to my site in Delicious Find out how people are characterizing my company by words / tags
- 28. Social Networks
- 29. Social Networks Synovate 9/1/08 http://linksr.us/eUVWMO
- 31. Synovate 9/1/08 http://linksr.us/eUVWMO
- 34. Measurement / Web Analytic Tools www.google.com/trends www.alexa.com www.quantcast.com www.compete.com Blog Specific Tools www.blogpulse.com www.technorati.com www.icerocket.com
- 40. Multimedia News Release (MNR)
- 43. SALES PRODUCT The Long Tail
- 44. The Long Tail of Public Relations Press Release Conversation Release Goes Out Immediate Online Pickup Mainstream Media Pickup Blogs / Twitter / Online Pubs Weekly Trade Pubs Monthly Trades Search Share Blog Quarterly Pubs / Journals
- 45. The Long Tail of Public Relations Over Six Months Amount of Coverage Time From Origination
- 49. Principles to Communicating Your Message Today Make your content Accessible Make your content Easy To View Make your content Easy To Use
- 50. Michael Pranikoff Director, Emerging Media [email_address] http://www.delicious.com/michaelpranikoff Twitter / @mpranikoff