Have a look at the following four e-shops in Romania:
- eMAG:
- PC Garage – Aparate foto D-SLR:
Bună, Câteva fotografii de la Street Delivery (2012.06.15-17, Arthur Verona, București). Fotografii în fața clădirii Ordinului Architecților din Romania, 2012.06.16. (vezi full-screen) P.S.: Mi-au amintit de: ThePianoGuys – YouTube.
Street Delivery are loc între 2012.06.15-17 pe Arthur Verona, București. Misiunea Street Delivery este aceea de a reinventa și de a întări rolul structural pe care spațiul public îl joacă în viața locuitorilor cetății, prin convertirea peisajului urban în spațiu viu. Fotografii de la eveniment (vezi full-screen):
Aproape 20 de profesioniști de top din online-ul mondial și românesc au vorbit despre cum poți obține vizibilitate și trafic pe motoarele de căutare la SEM Days, singura conferință din România dedicată SEO, PPC și Social Media. S-a discutat despre tehnici pentru evidențierea unui brand pe motoarele de căutare, creșterea traficului unui site și îmbunătățirea conversiilor pentru un business online prin sesiuni interactive și studii de caz.
Evenimentul a avut loc între 5 și 6 iunie la Hotel Pullman Bucharest World Trade Center – Book your hotel online in BUCHAREST – Pullman Bucharest World Trade Center.
Recently, blogspot.com started redirecting all users which enter from a certain country to a specific URL. So, if you visit http://grupuridediscutii.blogspot.ro/ you are redirected to: http://grupuridediscutii.blogspot.de/ if you come from Germany, to: http://grupuridediscutii.blogspot.ro/ if Google suspects your IP is in Romania and so on. It does a 302 redirect: Details.
Let’s have a look at the political campaigns in the US:
Mai jos, opinia mea despre produsul Aparat foto DSLR Nikon D3100, obiectiv 18-55 VR, Black, cumpărat de la eMAG
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Am cumpărat produsul în 29 mai 2012. Sunt relativ începător în domeniu (am experiențe cu fotografia, dar mică experiență cu camere DSLR).
M-am documentat destul de serios înainte de achiziție.
At SEM Days 2012, Lucian DESPOIU (Kondiment) suggested these tools to for great reputation management: Google should be the main channel. Facebook and YouTube should also be taken into account. Why is this? Google is the most visited web site on the planet. Google is the most known brand on the Internet. Google is the most used search engine. Facebook is the place where people spend most time on the Internet. Facebook is the biggest social network. YouTube is the second search engine. YouTube is the largest channel for video. Sure, there are other channels to take into account: Less important general channels (there are other search engines than Google, there are other places where people spend their time online) – LinkedIn, Twitter, Yahoo!, Bing, the list can go on. Local channels (country-specific, zone-specific, area-specific) – Trilulilu, Xing, hi5. Niche channels (channels which appeal only to a specific set of people in your community) – Pinterest, Last FM, SlideShare, Instagram, Flickr.
At SEM Days 2012, Lucian DESPOIU (Kondiment) gave this idea on an approach on how to do reputation management: when you do reputation management (RM), focus on the positive things. So: When you endorse / like / appreciate something online, do it for a positive reason. Rather than „I hate it that there are so many bad roads in Romania”, say it like „We appreciate those who strive to make the roads better in Romania”. Rather than „stray dogs are bad thing in major cities”, say it like „what solutions can we find for the stray dogs problem?”. Be constructive and focus on the positive when you associate with a cause which isn’t yours. Keep the same rule (be positive) for messages which are yours. So, if you have a message, formulate it and make it a positive one. Fight for win, avoid fighting to prevent a loss. Aim to get somewhere, rather than avoiding getting in bad place. Quite nice. :)
At SEM Days 2012, Lucian DESPOIU (Kondiment) gave this idea on an approach on how to do reputation management: rather than openly talk about a subject online, take the discussion outside. The argument goes like this: Avoid chatting in public about the problem. People will only remember „Oh, there was a fight / argument between the brand and the customer”. People will not remember who won the fight. It’s irrelevant who wins the fight. On the other hand, do try and give a basic solution online. Something like „Sure, we’ll solve this problem by … I suggest we continue the discussion via …”. As a side note, it’s usually great if you handle the situation yourself. Avoid having other people talk about your brand online.