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The presentation discusses how the speakers Troy and Thomas took on a bet that they could get their company Lucidica to page 1 of Google search results for a targeted keyword in less than 3 months without outsourcing the SEO work. Thomas ran the SEO project, learning about techniques and creating a plan while sprinkling in some fun elements. They provide their top 7 SEO tips in the presentation, including getting listed on maps, using technology effectively, getting backlinks, engaging on social media and with comments, getting feedback to create more links, and randomizing content. The winner of the bet would receive either a bottle of gin or a case of beer depending on who was correct about reaching page 1 in under 3 months.
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This presentation was used at the Social Media Exchange Express, hosted and organised by sounddelivery. Facebook pages and groups
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Faces pages and groups presentation by Jacqui O'Beirne, Dogs Trust.
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The document discusses various Twitter strategies and tools including using hashtags to categorize tweets and follow trends, shortening URLs, analyzing tweet performance, and managing multiple Twitter accounts. It recommends using hashtags like #smexex10 and #CharityTuesday to tag tweets and viewing trending hashtags on the Twitter homepage. It also suggests shortening long URLs using services like bit.ly and using tools like Tweetdeck and HootSuite to control multiple Twitter accounts and analyze engagement.Twitter intro
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Twitter is a microblogging platform where users post short messages called tweets that are limited to 140 characters. It allows users to follow topics and other users to receive their tweets. Some key points about Twitter include that it started in 2006, currently has over 100 million users, and is growing in popularity. Users can find and follow topics, companies, celebrities, and other users to engage in conversations and stay updated on news and information.Top 7 seo_tips_slides
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