Digital Marketing And Social Media PR – The Future Buzz

Everyone knows that Google is the leader of the internet pack when it comes to innovation. They consistently develop intuitive, cutting edge products that do exactly what the user wants.

While reading Reddit I came across a great story on how to become a good programmer in 6 really hard steps. It was written in response to another story which promised “easier ways to make your code amazing.”

Another day, another “back in my day things were better,” anti-technology story. Good Magazine recently published a post with the unfortunate title: Just Google It: How Search Engines Stunt College Students’ Research Skills. Let that sink in for a moment.

There continues to exist a widespread, bizarre phenomenon of companies printing social media icons and sticking them on printed materials without any context or URLs.

Many brands (and people) have fallen into a routine of aggregating / curating their category as the extent of their social participation. They use tools and or team members to scan the day’s news and re-share it as micro content usually comprised of a link and a headline.

For years, we’ve shared reasons you should blog and that you’d basically have to be crazy to yield your presence to the stream. The path we advocate is simple: focus opt in at the source and approach the web as if you are a media company.