The staff at Jenn Mathews Consulting use a system for social media marketing called the A.L.I.V.E. system. A majority of our clients have created their Facebook page and Twitter account, but haven't really done much with them, or if anything, will post what they feel should go on their thread without giving thought to what engages [...]
This is a classic case for why we started Jenn Mathews Consulting. While typically blogs are recommended for search engine optimization because of their keyword rich, content abundant, frequently updated nature because of commenting and the ability to interact with a brand's community they are falling under social media. But really, who ultimately owns the [...]
Despite the latest growing popularity in social media marketing, many businesses still ask the question "Why social media?". The most simple answer is that if a company isn't managing their social media, then their customers will manage it for them. In retrospect, why not let your customers do all the work - right? Then you (as [...]
As some of you know I teach a beginner to advanced SEO Workshop. One of the most asked for items in my talk is the SEO Checklist I have developed just for the Workshop. Obviously there is a lot more covered during the workshop, but when we get to the list I go through it in [...]
Our team has been allowed the unique opportunity to get to know some of the most impressive social media marketers in the industry, and as a result we have come to know the most impressive social media tools available. In addition, we have also been about to get a sneak peek into some of the up [...]
A relationship built on conversations through social media channels to establish a strong community around your brand/product.
Perhaps you have a website that you want to optimize for the best possible placement in the search engine results pages (SERPs). Or, maybe you're new to learning about search engine optimization (SEO) and you're trying to learn the lingo that search engine optimizers (SEOs) use when discussing various aspects of their jobs. Either way, [...]
If your web server has phpMyAdmin installed, you will need to create a WordPress username and database using the following steps. If a database relating to WordPress does not already exist in the Database dropdown on the left, create one: Choose a name for your WordPress database ("wordpress" or "blog" will work), enter it in [...]
