NVI blog: SEO, web design and social media

With mobile and social media monopolizing more of how users interact, a successful blog needs to be optimized for more than just the various web browsers on their computers. This means some extra details that make for a more interesting experience on mobile devices and fine tuning to make sure that your content gets published and promoted on social media successfully.

Disclaimer: This post is live blog coverage of a session at Affiliate Summit West 2011. All that follows this italicized paragraph is based on the presenters’ words and are not those of NVI. If you feel that anything below is a misrepresentation of what was said, please leave a comment below.
Moderator: Dush Ramachandran (@DushR)
Panelists:

Michael Martin(@googleandblog)
Scott [...]

Disclaimer: This is a live blog post from Affiliate Summit West 2011. Everything that follows this italicized paragraph is based on the words of the presenters and are not my own. If you feel that I’ve misrepresented anything or anyone, please leave a comment below.
Presenters:

Brian Williams (@brianwilliams)
Mike Koenigs (@mikekoenigs)

Brian Williams
There are 2 billion desktops and [...]

This sessions was delivered by Declan Dunn, CEO, DunnDirectMedia. Everything following this italicized paragraphed is a recap of Declan’s own presentation.
Online marketing has become mainstream and hit the flat part of the bell curve. But everyone keeps doing the same old thing. The new lead generation model, though, is social, mobile, and viral.
The New Sales [...]

This interview features James Whatley, the Engagement Strategy Director for 1000heads. James is one of organizers of the he Nokia N97minitour, and we sat down with him to discuss how he sees mobile commerce evolving.
James touched upon 3 themes during our chat. First, he discussed the possibilities that mobile experience offer in general. Second, he [...]

This is an interview with Andrew Currie, blogger at OpenAttitude.com. In this clip Andrew discusses some recent trends mobile technologies.
For Andrew, the significance of mobile lies in its personal experience — not only in how we customize our phones and apps, but in how they become part of our physical daily experience. Andrew also shares [...]

During SES Toronto 2010, we also caught up with Jim Hedger (@jimhedger). In this first part of our interview with Jim, he shares with us what he sees as two recent developments in the world of search that are impacting both online and brick & mortar retailers.
The first development had more to do with [...]

Smart phone penetration is expected to overtake feature phone penetration by the end of 2011. Well, in this session at SMX Toronto, panelists explored what kind of mobile search opportunities exist currently, or will exist in the very near future.
The most interesting part of this session was the stats being thrown around, and most of [...]

At Podcamp Toronto 2010, I gave a presentation titled Saving Newspapers Using Search & Social. One of the things I recommended newspapers do was leverage mobile apps to both reach more users and diversify their ad offerings. Some people thought it was a good idea, and other people thought I was dreaming.
Well, the day after [...]

With the end of one year and the beginning of a new one, there are always so many top 5 and top 10 lists, as well as predictions for the year to come. Well, Deloitte Canada is holding a contest where participants make a technology, media, or telecommunication prediction for 2010 by submitting a 90 [...]