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  • Get Your Meta Data On & Improve Your Google Traffic

    Posted on: April 5th, 2013 by kgrandia

    A typical website gets most of its traffic from Google, Facebook and Twitter (usually in that order, but sometimes Facebook will trump Google). While people invest a lot of time in their social media presence, Google is often overlooked as a place to expand audience and get more visitors. On most sites I manage or analyze data for, I typically see visitors from Google staying longer on page and clicking around more than visitors that are referred from other sources (barring direct email, which is much higher effort). This higher level of engagement makes sense, because people coming to your

    • The Formula to Making a Viral Youtube Video

      Posted on: February 9th, 2013 by kgrandia

      Who better than to tell us what makes a video go viral on Youtube, than the company’s trends manager Kevin Allocca? In a 2011 TED talk Allocca breaks down the three essential ingredients to what makes a viral video. According to Allocca, and I have no reason to doubt he is right given what he does for a living, the three things that make a video go viral are:

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