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Give credit where credit is due. Facebook reached 250 million users. Twitter is the fastest growing social media network. Nearly a million blog posts are published each day. We’re on the cusp of it now. Communication has really transitioned to a Web / Text based enterprise. Stev Read More →

Give credit where credit is due. Facebook reached 250 million users. Twitter is the fastest growing social media network. Nearly a million blog posts are published each day. We’re on the cusp of it now. Communication has really transitioned to a Web / Text based enterprise. Read More →

When I talk about ORM on this site, Twitter, the MarketNet blog, or anywhere else, I’m referring to much more than what is now known as search engine reputation management. SERM, or whatever you want to call it, is but one facet of a robust ORM initiative. So what does search en Read More →

Half-assed strategies get you nowhere. This shouldn’t be a revelation, but it might be to a few of you. I don’t usually use crass language in my posts, but this subject warrants alarming verbage. I had an international client whose brand name you would all recognize, but w Read More →

That’s a great question, and one we covered early on in this article. But just in case you need to clarify with one of your coworkers or superiors, here are all the known possible definitions of ORM which might be mistaken for the amazing service we provide and discuss here. 1. Read More →