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Google Kicks Moneysupermarket.com Share Price in the Balls

May 15, 2012 By Lyndon Antcliff

A few years ago I made the joke about Google buying digg.com and turning it into an affiliate site for gardening products.

After Google has now become a credit card affiliate and giving itself preferred ranking in its search engine it seems it is now competing with the very same sites it has indexed in its search engine.

Moneysupermarket.com gets a third of its revenue from Google organic searches and investment analysts are warning that Googles move into making money from credit card sales could wipe out two-thirds of moneysupermarket.com’s earnings. And the share price has dropped 8.1 per cent lower at 116.2p, its sharpest daily fall in four years.

Does this mean it’s the right time for those relying on Google to seek viable alternatives? But as Google has a virtual monopoly on internet search it’s difficult to see where else to go.

It’s one thing when a website has to worry about another competitor setting up a website, but when Google squats its Billion dollar corporate ass over your niche you may as well pack up and go home.

Time to think beyond Google

Econsultancy
Telegraph
Guaradian

Using a Curation Tool for the News Hook on #popleveson

May 12, 2012 By Lyndon Antcliff

If you have been gripped by the Leveson Inquiry into Media Ethics as I have, you will have noticed that the lead council, Robert Jay Q.C. has a certain way of speaking and asking questions.

Yesterday a meme started on Twitter querying pop lyricists in the style of Robert Jay

ArmyofDave

“You may call it ‘sexual healing’, Dr Gaye, but I contend that some would consider it ‘serious medical malpractice’.” #popleveson

Friday, May 11, 2012 5:13:53 PM

hopisen

All of the boys, Ms Kelis? That is an extremely expansive claim for any dairy product. #popleveson

Friday, May 11, 2012 5:38:01 PM

Joethepublicist

“You continue to blame it on the boogie, Mr Jackson. But evidence suggests that sunshine, moonlight & good times played a part” #popleveson

Friday, May 11, 2012 5:21:37 PM

VictorianPurple

RT @janinegibson: I will remind you again, Miss Morrissette, that we are pursuing irony here and not mere inconvenience. #popleveson

Saturday, May 12, 2012 11:08:38 AM

nonjabulonkutha

RT @giantteddi: RT @DavidBlackm0re: “I will ask you again, and remember you are under oath – who let the dogs out? #PopLeveson

Saturday, May 12, 2012 11:08:28 AM

DarrenHoles

RT @johnmitchinson: Mr Bono, let me put it to you that the streets did indeed have names but that you have conveniently decided to forget them. #popleveson

Saturday, May 12, 2012 11:12:14 AM

Mattt_Fairhurst

Big-legged ladies lack soul? Seriously Mr Zeppelin, do you expect the court to accept such nonsensical assertions? #PopLeveson

Saturday, May 12, 2012 11:12:14 AM

AmyBean86

RT @politicalhackuk: And did you honestly believe that rock and roll was an adequate foundation for a city of this size? #popleveson

Saturday, May 12, 2012 11:12:03 AM

quarsan

Too vague Ms Turner, the depth of a river or altitude of a mountain has little relevance, exactly how close were you? #popleveson

Saturday, May 12, 2012 11:11:55 AM

RobGilroy

RT @robdrummond: “I put it to you Mr Dury that you did indeed ask to be hit with said rhythm stick on a number of occasions, at varying speeds” #popleveson

Saturday, May 12, 2012 11:12:58 AM

mike___davidson

RT @limeandonion: “Mr. Lennon, you are either an eggman or a walrus. You cannot be both, can you, surely?” #popleveson

Saturday, May 12, 2012 11:13:00 AM

ElaineLPrado

If as you claim ‘yo
u don’t like reggae’, why only moments later do you state ‘you love it’? #popleveson

Saturday, May 12, 2012 11:13:39 AM

Joethepublicist

“You continue to blame it on the boogie, Mr Jackson. But evidence suggests that sunshine, moonlight & good times played a part” #popleveson

Friday, May 11, 2012 5:21:37 PM

MrOlliB

Mr. Marley. I put it to you that if you did shoot the sheriff, you must also have been present for the shooting of his deputy. #popleveson

Saturday, May 12, 2012 11:14:03 AM

itsjustabout451

Mr Rotten, what evidence do you present that her majesty is directly responsible for your lack of education? #popleveson

Saturday, May 12, 2012 11:14:24 AM

Vitrioholic

Am I right in assuming Mr Joel that, despite all the evidence of arson that stands before you, you still deny starting the fire? #popleveson

Saturday, May 12, 2012 11:15:42 AM

paulsq

RT @RevRichardColes: I ask you again: do you, or do you not, remember the good old days before the ghost town? #PopLeveson

Saturday, May 12, 2012 11:15:53 AM

The purpose of this post is to test a new curation tool that I will be using when offering the Web Content News Feed service. Currently it’s going out on Linkbait Coaching, but I will be offering it as a stand alone product to help with content creation ideas, ultimately leading to more links and attention.

How to Get Creative

May 10, 2012 By Lyndon Antcliff

My job is mostly about being creative, coming up with web content ideas, creating headlines, writing copy etc. It’s usually quite easy for me to do this and I have always thought that this could be taught, which is what I do at Linkbait Coaching.

Because I feel that it’s simply about having the right mindset, being in the correct mode and not having to be some mad creative genius.

Today I came across a video that reinforced everything that I believe about being creative. The video is by John Cleese, and it is well worth watching. But if you are in a hurry I had jotted down some notes below.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pb5oIIPO62g

<- Notes begin "Creativity is not a talent, it is a way of operating", John Cleese Creativity is not an ability that you either have or do not have, it is absolutely unrelated to IQ as long as you are above a minimum. Creativity is not about IQ What is different about highly creative people. They have a facility to get themselves into a certain mood, a way of operating. In other words, "an ability to play", to be childlike, to be able to explore ideas and play for playing sake. Two modes, open and closed. Creativity is impossible in closed mode. Open mode is essential for the idea, for creativity. Closed mode is essential to actually implement the idea. When implementing the idea, we do not need distraction, humour, doubt. Being able to switch Conditions of getting into the open mode Space Time Time Confidence Humour Play begins, exists for a specific time and then is over. Putting the big project off It's easier to do little things we know we can accomplish than to start big things we are not so sure about completing. Creating an oasis of quiet. Take an hour and a half to calm down your brain, and an hour to create. Highly creative people tend to play with the problem longer before they try to resolve it. They are prepared to tolerate the discomfort of not having solved the problem for longer. (clients tend not to give you the time to solve the creative problems because they do not trust creative people) Taking a decision removes the discomfort. Take the time for your mind to come up with something original. You have to play, be silly, make mistakes. Drivel may lead to a breakthrough. Notes end->

I strongly suggest you watch the video if in any way you are connected to creativity. I provide the open mind, the playful creative space. If you find creativity difficult when it comes to content creation get in touch.

We are always playing and always have a free-roaming mind generating threads and threads of creative goodness on the forums.

Sometimes it simply makes sense to hire a specialist than to try and muddle through.

When someone teaches you something you are more likely to buy

May 8, 2012 By Lyndon Antcliff

Don’t sell

Teach

Linkbait headline ideas for London based events website

May 7, 2012 By Lyndon Antcliff

Parts of this blog post were previously posted on Linkbait Coaching

Creating a list of potential headlines for a specific niche is a worthwhile start to any linkbaiting work. I would suggest:

  • Turn off email, twitter etc
  • Turn off computer (if you can) and use paper and pen
  • Allow at least two hours, the first hour is mostly about getting the brain into gear for the second hour
  • Consider the wildest of headlines, let your mind roam
  • It helps if the content somewhat reflects the headline, although this does not always have to be the case.
  • Walk and record ideas on your iPhone, if you are worried if people think you are mad, pretend you are talking to a client.
  • Test ideas of other people, but make sure they are being honest and not saying they don’t like the idea because they think you smell funny.

OK, here are a bunch of ideas I came up with for an events based website that is somewhat focussed on London. It’s an important part ofwhat we do on Linkbait Coaching all the time.

10 Concerts that rocked the captial. (Stones in the park, Live Aid etc)
10 Tips on buying scaled tickets
10 Tips on sel;ling scalped tickets
10 Reasons why you shouldn’t buy scalped tickets
Google Maps mash up to busking
10 Worst stage divers
How to get past security at a rock concert
10 Best riots at football matches
10 buy executive boxes at London Football stadia
Why it sounds weird referring to the plural of a stadium as stadia
10 Similarities of gladiators and footballers
10 Rock stars who electrocuted themselves in concerts
10 Best London concert halls/stadia for toilets
Essential tips for going to the toilet at a concert
10 reasons you are an idiot taking pictures of your Rock here on your mobile phone
10 Reasons Lady Gaga wont be attending Glynbourne
Top London football clubs owned by foreigners
Why Maddona will not be playing Lady MacBeth at the RSC
Power politics at the Covent Garden Opera house
Most haunted Theatres in London
London theatres to arm actors to make Americans more comfortable
Shakespearien actors who translate to the silver screen (Berkoff, McEwan etc.)
How to tackle noisy people at the theatre
10 Reasons why beer should be served whilst you watch the opera
10 reasons scaffolders don’t go to the opera. (if brave you could interview scaffolders about this and offer audio)
How to pick up chicks at rock concerts
10 Outrageous divas who have played Wembly
e
Obviously many of these headlines can be interchanged or mashed up with others to hit the sweet spot. I have used “rock” as an interchangable term for any kind of style. There is a lot of juice to be had out of the physical aspect of the concert venue, offering tips of the best and worst place to sit, toilet, food, exit etc.

London has a lot of history but linkalicious content tends to have a contemporary feel, comparisons with the past and the present work very well.
Would Shakespeare write different plays for the Globe if he used an iPad?

Great Online Marketing Posts for April

April 14, 2012 By Lyndon Antcliff

Great info on ranking in Google and increasing your website traffic. Some really interesting stuff here.
Hope you find this useful
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How To Optimize Your Twitter Marketing
searchenginewatch.com
The Dirty Little Secret Of Overnight Success
fastcompany.com
How to Create a Successful Editorial Calendar
unbounce.com
10 Reasons Why We Love Making [and Reading] Lists
npr.org
44 Must Read Resources on Content Marketing
kissmetrics.com
26 Elements of a Gamification Marketing Strategy
socialmediaexaminer.com
Pinterest – Spammers Are A Girl’s Best Friend
blogsuccess.com
How To Filter Your Twitter Stream by Using Twitter Lists
searchenginepeople.com
Building a Link Development Calendar
outspokenmedia.com
55 top tips and tricks from LinkLove London 2012
wordtracker.com
How to monitor your website for link equity loss
icrossing.co.uk
1 Simple Trick To Getting Millions Of YouTube Views
higherclick.com
Social networking goes to work
gigaom.com
Online Selling to the Subconscious
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Pinterest Popped: Why It Won’t Drive Traffic To Your Site
tudordavies.wordpress.com
Thought Leaders and Failures of Digital Integration: Why I’m Rejecting Inbound Marketing
jamescarson.co.uk
Displaying Social Proof – What the Marketing Experts Use
kissmetrics.com
The Talent of Persuading Social Tribes is more effective than pure SEO
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Content Curation Guide for SEO – What, How, Why
seomoz.com
Proofing for Problems – SEO and Web Development
level343.com
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mytoptweet.com
http://www.zemanta.com
Get to let bloggers know about your content as they create blog posts
http://followerwonk.com/
Explore what your followers are talking about
Easy subscribe to rss from Chrome
A #winning 12 Stage Hustle Process for Link Building
jamescarson.co.uk
https://www.inboxq.com/
Find people asking questions about stuff you know
List of the top influential 100 people in the World
Videos
Jason Fried on Marketing Through Sharing
Coca Cola Content 2020 Part One This is goodWebsites
http://thingsappleisworthmorethan.tumblr.com/http://contently.com
http://www.influenceatwork.com
http://www.thefreedictionary.com/schmoozer
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