Comments for Cheeze Blog http://www.cheeze.com/blog Digital Marketing Viewpoint Thu, 28 Aug 2008 05:27:44 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6 Comment on Is “Team GB” the new “Cool Britannia”? by Nathan Cook http://www.cheeze.com/blog/20081908/is-team-gb-the-new-cool-britannia/#comment-2582 Nathan Cook Tue, 26 Aug 2008 22:24:40 +0000 http://www.cheeze.com/blog/?p=235#comment-2582 very interesting, the olympics took hold across a number of things - iplayer recorded its record figures for views, over 5.5m videos viewed daily and over 60m views in total....that is some serious bandwidth! well done team GB! very interesting, the olympics took hold across a number of things - iplayer recorded its record figures for views, over 5.5m videos viewed daily and over 60m views in total….that is some serious bandwidth! well done team GB!

]]> Comment on Ten Tips for Better SEO Linking by sunny http://www.cheeze.com/blog/20083101/ten-tips-for-better-seo-linking/#comment-2574 sunny Fri, 22 Aug 2008 22:23:09 +0000 http://www.cheeze.com/blog/20083101/ten-tips-for-better-seo-linking/#comment-2574 great tips. many thanks. not sure how linking out helps though since google first needs to consider my site before they see links out??? great tips. many thanks. not sure how linking out helps though since google first needs to consider my site before they see links out???

]]> Comment on Will Carocean.co.uk Sink or Swim? by Tom http://www.cheeze.com/blog/20083107/will-caroceancouk-sink-or-swim/#comment-2572 Tom Fri, 22 Aug 2008 16:50:57 +0000 http://www.cheeze.com/blog/?p=173#comment-2572 Hello, We have improved our search results, please try again;) Thank you for opinion! Best Regards, Tom Hello,

We have improved our search results, please try again;)

Thank you for opinion!

Best Regards,
Tom

]]> Comment on 5 reasons why Cuil is the future of search by NiallOK’s Blog » Blog Archive » searchme: Search with built-in coverflow http://www.cheeze.com/blog/20083107/5-reasons-why-cuil-is-the-future-of-search/#comment-2567 NiallOK’s Blog » Blog Archive » searchme: Search with built-in coverflow Tue, 19 Aug 2008 16:36:24 +0000 http://www.cheeze.com/blog/?p=152#comment-2567 [...] and it works better and seems to give better (and more interesting) search results than Cúil (the new search engine kid on the block that claims to have a database many times bigger than Google’s). It even allows you to search [...] [...] and it works better and seems to give better (and more interesting) search results than Cúil (the new search engine kid on the block that claims to have a database many times bigger than Google’s). It even allows you to search [...]

]]> Comment on Lucky Christine by Cheeze Meister http://www.cheeze.com/blog/20081408/lucky-christine/#comment-2560 Cheeze Meister Thu, 14 Aug 2008 23:40:31 +0000 http://www.cheeze.com/blog/?p=226#comment-2560 You're right - whatever possessed me? Changed! You’re right - whatever possessed me? Changed!

]]> Comment on Lucky Christine by Christine http://www.cheeze.com/blog/20081408/lucky-christine/#comment-2559 Christine Thu, 14 Aug 2008 21:54:22 +0000 http://www.cheeze.com/blog/?p=226#comment-2559 PS Hey, shouldn't you have only linked "Christine" to my site, rather than "Christine Herron"? Jeez, thought you were the expert here. ;) PS Hey, shouldn’t you have only linked “Christine” to my site, rather than “Christine Herron”? Jeez, thought you were the expert here. ;)

]]> Comment on Lucky Christine by Christine http://www.cheeze.com/blog/20081408/lucky-christine/#comment-2558 Christine Thu, 14 Aug 2008 17:57:57 +0000 http://www.cheeze.com/blog/?p=226#comment-2558 D___, you're the best! I thought I should let you know that after our SEO conversation, I did *not* create landing pages. (Well, I started to draft a couple of bio-type pages, which feels ethical enough - everyone has a bio page or two - but then simply forgot to post them. Maybe, maybe, now I'll get around to it.) I DID, however, change how I submit my name when commenting on other blogs. Like this one. Who wouldn't want to be Lucky Christine? Damn car. D___, you’re the best! I thought I should let you know that after our SEO conversation, I did *not* create landing pages. (Well, I started to draft a couple of bio-type pages, which feels ethical enough - everyone has a bio page or two - but then simply forgot to post them. Maybe, maybe, now I’ll get around to it.) I DID, however, change how I submit my name when commenting on other blogs. Like this one.

Who wouldn’t want to be Lucky Christine? Damn car.

]]> Comment on Blog Upp! - Just another exchange? by Vhic Hufana http://www.cheeze.com/blog/20082207/blog-upp-just-another-exchange/#comment-2546 Vhic Hufana Fri, 08 Aug 2008 16:32:57 +0000 http://www.cheeze.com/blog/?p=120#comment-2546 I just found out about them and added their link to my blog. I hope I get enough traffic from them. I just found out about them and added their link to my blog. I hope I get enough traffic from them.

]]> Comment on Top 5 reasons why email is flagged as spam by Michelle Barber http://www.cheeze.com/blog/20080808/top-5-reasons-why-email-is-flagged-as-spam/#comment-2545 Michelle Barber Fri, 08 Aug 2008 13:42:17 +0000 http://www.cheeze.com/blog/?p=197#comment-2545 I usually mark emails as spam if i find it difficult to opt out of the mailing I usually mark emails as spam if i find it difficult to opt out of the mailing

]]> Comment on Top 5 reasons why email is flagged as spam by Adam Russell http://www.cheeze.com/blog/20080808/top-5-reasons-why-email-is-flagged-as-spam/#comment-2544 Adam Russell Fri, 08 Aug 2008 11:13:27 +0000 http://www.cheeze.com/blog/?p=197#comment-2544 Interesting but I'd say that by the time emails aren't getting opened you're probably too late to try and up the engagement so my advice would differ slightly... 1. Your emails should always aim to be engaging. I hate it when emails are simply lists of random products - if you want to do this, make it opt-in, I can think of only three retailers I want these sorts of emails from and none of them are Amazon, HMV or Virgin (nee. Zavvy) thank you very much. 2. Monitor clicks and multiple opens because if a consumer stops opening then unless you can write the best subject line ever you've lost that consumer. Don't take opens as engagement either - I open all my emails simply to mark them as read. Interesting but I’d say that by the time emails aren’t getting opened you’re probably too late to try and up the engagement so my advice would differ slightly…

1. Your emails should always aim to be engaging. I hate it when emails are simply lists of random products - if you want to do this, make it opt-in, I can think of only three retailers I want these sorts of emails from and none of them are Amazon, HMV or Virgin (nee. Zavvy) thank you very much.

2. Monitor clicks and multiple opens because if a consumer stops opening then unless you can write the best subject line ever you’ve lost that consumer. Don’t take opens as engagement either - I open all my emails simply to mark them as read.

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