Sticky TV: Inbound Marketing Basics
Welcome to the first episode of Sticky TV for 2010. This year we have decided to do shorter, one-topic episodes. Hopefully they’ll come in around 5 mins each. We’ll alternate between handy “how to” pieces and interviews on digital media, social media, inbound marketing and more.
First up we’re going back to basics with and introduction to Inbound Marketing.
Sticky TV – Social search, SEO basics & Gary Vaynerchuk Crushing It
This week on Sticky TV Kendall Wheeler and Craig Wilson discuss how social media is becoming an important part of online search, Craig talks to Gordon Whitehead about search engine optimisation basics and we look at Gary Vaynerchuk’s new book Crush It!
Sticky TV – Blog stats, Cancer research & the next web super powers
This week on Sticky TV Kendall Wheeler and Craig Wilson discuss Technorati’s 2009 State of the Blogosphere report, Craig chats with Claire McArthur from Australian Cancer Research Foundation about their marketing efforts, and we consider the claim by Sean Parker that Facebook and Twitter will soon dominate the web rather than Google.
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Sticky TV – The Social Media Club Sydney interview
Sticky TV is a weekly chat about online and inbound marketing, digital media and much much more….
Hosted by Kendall Wheeler and Craig Wilson
Sticky TV Ep 6 Social Media Club Sydney from Sticky TV on Vimeo.
Craig Wilson talks with Tiphereth Gloria from Amnesia Razorfish about Social Media Club Sydney (SMCSYD) how it came to be, what it’s about and how you can attend.
Sticky TV – Why women rule, brand websites & Euro wine online
Welcome to Sticky TV, a weekly chat about online and inbound marketing, digital media and much much more….
Hosted by Kendall Wheeler and Craig Wilson
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This week Craig Wilson & Kendall Wheeler discuss how women out number men in Social Media networks. Craig talks to Ian Lyons, at Single Origin and we highlight Eutopia’s new European wine website.
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- The amount of reading people do, previously in decline because of television, has almost tripled since 1986, thanks to all the text on the internet.
- Traffic from legal online video sites like Hulu, iPlayer and Youtube has surged from 13% of all internet traffic in 2008 to 27% in 2009.
- Google responds to around 35,000 search queries every second.
- In 2004, the average American spent $770.95 annually on services like cable television, Internet connectivity and video games. By 2008, that number rose to $903, outstripping inflation. By the end of 2010, it is expected to have grown to $997.07.
- America's share of world exports in the early 1950s was 18% - a figure that has since dropped to 8%.
- Web rankings for Australia’s Health and Safety Providers
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