http://www.melen.net Melen, LLC - Innovative Online Marketing and Website Development Thu, 20 Oct 2011 17:03:59 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 http://www.melen.net/starting-blogger-outreach-homework/#comment-4107 Blogdash Blog » Blog Archive » The Best of Blogger Outreach Posts Roundup #40 Thu, 20 Oct 2011 17:03:59 +0000 http://www.melen.net/?p=666#comment-4107 [...] Davis from Melen is our third choice. Although short and straight to the point, her article Starting Blogger Outreach? Do Your Homework First can be considered a good resource, especially for the blogger outreach campaigns she is mentioning [...] [...] Davis from Melen is our third choice. Although short and straight to the point, her article Starting Blogger Outreach? Do Your Homework First can be considered a good resource, especially for the blogger outreach campaigns she is mentioning [...]

]]> http://www.melen.net/seo-build-links/#comment-2269 Nancy Davis Wed, 07 Sep 2011 14:00:09 +0000 http://www.melen.net/?p=613#comment-2269 Thanks Tim. We post twice a week here. Be sure to check back for more. Thanks Tim. We post twice a week here. Be sure to check back for more.

]]> http://www.melen.net/seo-build-links/#comment-2244 Tim Anderson Wed, 07 Sep 2011 06:03:35 +0000 http://www.melen.net/?p=613#comment-2244 Tremendously informative thank you, I do think your current visitors will probably want considerably more articles like that keep up the excellent content. Tremendously informative thank you, I do think your current visitors will probably want considerably more articles like that keep up the excellent content.

]]> http://www.melen.net/twitter-breeding-ground-bad-manners-2/#comment-1071 Lyman Haeber Tue, 09 Aug 2011 02:38:01 +0000 http://www.melen.net/?p=577#comment-1071 Thanks for the article. It'sbeen difficult finding good articals for young professionals online. This was a great read. Thanks for the article. It’sbeen difficult finding good articals for young professionals online. This was a great read.

]]> http://www.melen.net/linkedin-%e2%80%93-forgotten-network/#comment-1048 Ranjeev Mon, 08 Aug 2011 14:27:02 +0000 http://www.melen.net/?p=593#comment-1048 Won't argue the claim about LinkedIn being the social network boasting members with the highest average income among other networks. However, does correlation necessarily imply causation in this case? Or is it possible that executives and those already with high incomes join LinkedIn for the apparent opportunity to network and/or recruit talent? I have no doubt that this motivates many of the higher ups who are on LinkedIn (perhaps in addition to the quest for status boosting), but how much of that intent gets converted into successful recruiting or client acquisition? Would be really interesting to see a statistic on jobs found through LinkedIn or deals made through it. Would also be interesting to see which demographics and industries benefit the most in this way from using LinkedIn. Won’t argue the claim about LinkedIn being the social network boasting members with the highest average income among other networks. However, does correlation necessarily imply causation in this case? Or is it possible that executives and those already with high incomes join LinkedIn for the apparent opportunity to network and/or recruit talent? I have no doubt that this motivates many of the higher ups who are on LinkedIn (perhaps in addition to the quest for status boosting), but how much of that intent gets converted into successful recruiting or client acquisition? Would be really interesting to see a statistic on jobs found through LinkedIn or deals made through it. Would also be interesting to see which demographics and industries benefit the most in this way from using LinkedIn.

]]> http://www.melen.net/facebook-dead/#comment-455 Chrani Sat, 23 Jul 2011 20:21:48 +0000 http://www.melen.net/?p=545#comment-455 Facebook will be hard to die with 750 million users. Google Plus has 20 million users. Facebook will be hard to die with 750 million users.
Google Plus has 20 million users.

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