A few weeks back, I received an email from Pinterest informing me of changes to their Terms of Use and Privacy policies. I was impressed by the notice I received confirming my membership because of the polite and unpretentious tone they took as they told me proper Pinterest etiquette – be nice and give credit to rightful owners of other pinned content by linking back to the original. Read the rest of this entry »
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The Complete Walk-Through to Grow Your Business Online #infographic
May 6th, 2012 by Josepf HaslamBuilding off of the successful book “The DragonSearch Online Marketing Manual“, Ric Dragon and Josepf Haslam have developed a comprehensive Grow Your Business Online Infographic to guide businesses on how to grow their business online. This is a short summary … Continue reading
PPC Job – Pay Per Click & Google Analytics Specialist Wanted
May 9th, 2012 by DragonSearchDo you have experience with Google AdWords and/or Google Analytics? If you answered yes, you’re in luck because an opportunity awaits at our Kingston, NY office. We are looking for a Google Analytics/Pay Per Click guru. Required Skills You have … Continue reading
New York State SBDC Presentations on #SEO #PPC #SoMe #Web
May 18th, 2012 by Josepf HaslamDragonSearch made three presentations to the 2012 NY State SBDC Staff Conference Josepf Haslam, Business Development for Dragon Search, conducted the Plenary Session on Tuesday morning, May 8th to present the Grow Your Business Online Infographic. You may find that document … Continue reading
Help Wanted: Web Developer
May 11th, 2012 by DragonSearchCalling for Inception-level Web Developers
Be honest: have you pwned something or someone recently? We need to talk to you. A good web developer knows that when you build an amazing website and add amazing content to it, amazing results occur. And you are an amazing web developer. You know it. Let us know it.
Help Wanted: Social Media Marketing Master for Online Marketing Company
May 7th, 2012 by DragonSearch
Engagement. The key to effective social media marketing. It’s not enough to just build followers, friends and “likes.” Getting people to interact with your clients, recommend their products, and become brand advocates… that’s the mission. And at DragonSearch, it’s our priority.
DragonSearch is a rapidly growing digital marketing firm servicing clients throughout the US. We are looking for a Social Media Marketing Master, someone passionate about how social is connecting people, companies, products and brands like never before. Is that you? Prove it. Let us know that you can take your love for social media put it to work along with your past career experience, which could include marketing, copywriting, web development, public relations, waiting tables…whatever gives you an edge to getting people engaged. Read the rest of this entry »
The Power of Measuring – Babies and Marketing
April 30th, 2012 by Ric Dragon
Last night, I went to the local grocery story, and purchased a shaving soap cup, brush, and a razor, and back at home, helped my son with the shaving of his eiderdown beard and mustache. This rite of passage reminded me that 15 years ago, this lad had come into the world with measured perfection, at least according to the Apgar test. (According to his father, he required no such test. He was perfect the moment I laid eyes on him.)
In 1953, Dr. Virginia Apgar published the scoring method in which nurses examined the condition of babies at birth, and rated their condition on a scale from zero to ten. Read the rest of this entry »
SEO Specialists Discuss SEO Strategy; 2012 Linklove White Hat SEO
April 19th, 2012 by Ralph Legnini
An SEO Specialist Loves High Level Linklove – How Much Can You Love A Link?
A lot – and it is real, true, passionate, never ending love!
For people in a particular field, the things that turn you on the most are usually things that the general public is often not even aware of. A professional baseball player can appreciate a fielder using the scouting report to position himself in the perfect spot to field the ball, dependent on knowing that their pitcher is about to throw an inside sinking curveball to the batter. Read the rest of this entry »
E-marketing Terminology: Internet, Web, Digital, or Online Marketing?
April 18th, 2012 by Ric Dragon
In general I look on our company’s website with pride. Every now and then, however, I wake up and feel that something is out of place or outdated, not unlike the feeling I sometimes have gazing around my living room, in fact. In the case of our home page, the plaid couch is nothing short of the central phrase describing what we do: “Internet marketing.” We fall back on “online marketing.” Many years ago, in one of the first iterations of our website, I recall the heated debate about how to describe what we do, and how finally, appeal was made to keyword research. Read the rest of this entry »




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