Posted on
February 19, 2010 by
Robert Snell
A blog post that is a work in progress. Thoughts, Ramblings and Opinions on Googles Buzz. What are your thoughts and who will be next to enter the social fray?I had asked the question a few days ago “Google Buzz will it go anywhere” and thinking about it now, I think it will.
The Google Buzz has definitely created a buzz, and is acclaimed to be one of the smart moves by Google. Buzz is not a competitor to Twitter, Facebook or other social platforms, but rather a gateway, something to aggregate your social existence in one space and further share with the web.
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Random Ramblings, Reputation Management, SEO (Search Engine Optimization), social media
Posted on
January 28, 2010 by
Robert Snell
I know its a late post, but I’ve been somewhat busy. Spent part of 2009 living in Nova Scotia and then bam finished off the year living in London as the CMO of a multi national pet dot com. Its been a crazy ride and one that continues to develop daily. I am looking forward to 2010, the work, the projects and the travel. Read the rest of this entry →
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Random Ramblings
Posted on
October 10, 2009 by
Robert Snell
Back in London (the UK for those that were not aware) and have been going full on 16+ hours a day since taking on the CMO role at a fantastic start up (www.medicanimal.com). From meeting and socializing with Google in Dublin Ireland to meeting with some of the largest portals in the world, this role is a continuous challenge and one that I am enjoying. Read the rest of this entry →
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Blogging, Business etc, Random Ramblings
Posted on
August 26, 2009 by
Robert Snell
This issue is becoming increasingly important to both large and small businesses. Certainly to governments and increasingly even to non-profit organizations. It can increase exposure when it hits the media, both positively and negatively. It can enhance or hurt your brand. A number of companies offer monitoring solutions though few help beyond monitoring with advice. It’s not just finding out the commentary, it’s knowing what to do with it. Here, we scratch the surface of this issue. Read the rest of this entry →
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Random Ramblings, Reputation Management, Twitter, social media