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Posted by Mike Gomez on Thursday, September 24th, 2009 in Social Media, Twitter
Twitter has become the victim of another worm in the past day or so. This isn’t the first worm to exploit Twitter with the ‘mikeyy’ worm attacking the popular social website earlier this year. While the ‘mikeyy’ worm was more a nuisance than a malicious attack, the new worm is here to steal your Twitter login details and further ‘infect’ the website. The good news is, Twitter is aware and is working on it.
The worm sends out direct messages (known as DMs) containing a link to replica of the Twitter website. The DM acts as a persuasion tactic along the lines of “Have you seen this…” inducing you to login to the replica website. By doing this, the hackers are able to steal your login details.
WARNING: Twitter worm on the loose >>
Posted by David Wilding on Thursday, September 24th, 2009 in Digital Marketing, SEO, Social Media
Many people in the industry still view Social Media and SEO as separate entities, and run campaigns for each independently from one another, or operate them in isolation.
SEO and Social Media have now become intrinsically linked. If you want to achieve maximum success in one, you can’t do it without the other, as the lines between Social Media and SEO are becoming increasingly blurred. Let me explain…
The Increasingly Blurry Line between Social Media & SEO >>
Posted by Mike Gomez on Friday, September 18th, 2009 in Social Media, Twitter
Gone is the ugly ‘o_O’ avatar! For those who don’t know what I’m talking about, users who never chose to upload a profile picture will have been presented with a somewhat odd looking avatar. If you take a look below, here’s what I’m talking about:
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From AAAAGGHH to Ahhhhhh…
New Twitter Avatar Released >>
Posted by Malcolm Slade on Thursday, September 17th, 2009 in Google Analytics, Google Webmaster Central, SEO
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If you have logged into your Google Webmaster Tools account recently, you may have noticed a new item under Site configuration -> Settings. Welcome to Parameter Handling.
New Google Webmaster Tools Setting – Parameter Handling >>
Posted by Malcolm Slade on Thursday, September 17th, 2009 in Conferences, Digital Marketing, Think Visibility
Well for once the weekend antics of me and several members of my team are worth a mention. No, we didn’t guess the lottery results, we didn’t get abducted; we went to Think Visibility at the Alea Casino in Leeds.
Think Visibility September 2009 in a (Very Big) Nut Shell. >>