Articles Written by:    MIKE YANKE     

Personality Not Included: Cultivating Corporate Personality With Rohit Bhargava

This past Saturday, I visited local Twin Cities brewery, and soon to be local institution, Surly for their weekend growler sale. As per usual, my group and I were not alone in our quest as local denizens lined up to purchase as much as they could carry ...

From MIKE YANKE, Online Marketing Blog,  16 Apr 2008
Related Topics: Guy Kawasaki,  Will Ferrell,  Robert Goulet

Online Reputation Management: Living Radically Transparent with Andy Beal & Dr. Judy Strauss

In the film Hollywoodland, Adrien Brody plays a private eye tasked with determining whether TV star George Reeves, famous for playing Superman, did indeed commit suicide or, as his mother suspects was murdered. Brody’s character remarks that if the ...

From MIKE YANKE, Online Marketing Blog,  8 Mar 2008
Related Topics: JetBlue,  George Reeves,  Adrien Brody

SES Session: Kevin Ryan Unplugged

“I was surprised when getting involved with this conference how many people could not distinguish between strategy and tactic,” stated Kevin Ryan at the top of my final session of a whirlwind SES Chicago. “Kevin Ryan Unplugged” was a chance for Kevin ...

From MIKE YANKE, Online Marketing Blog,  6 Dec 2007

SES Session: Landing Page Optimization Clinic

Focus is a tricky thing. Especially when describing a product that has so much too it. How can you possibly explain a detailed product, like a customized laptop, for instance – in just a few bullet points? The ideal prospect will want to read about ...

From MIKE YANKE, Online Marketing Blog,  6 Dec 2007

SES Session: So You Want to Be A Search Marketer?

If you’re reading this, and you’re not a relative or friend of mine trying to figure out just what it is I do, the answer is probably affirmative. A more accurate question could read, “Should You Want to Be a Search Marketer?” The answer could be found ...

From MIKE YANKE, Online Marketing Blog,  6 Dec 2007
Related Topics: Dave Davies,  David Wallace,  Google Inc.

SES Session: Managing PPC For Multiple Clients

“Managing PPC for Multiple Clients” had for me the pleasure of being a “slow-burn” of a session at SES Chicago. For those unfamiliar with a term I may or may not have created, it means that it did not leave an immediately strong impression on me, until ...

From MIKE YANKE, Online Marketing Blog,  5 Dec 2007

SES Session: Images and Search Engines

What’s great about working in a new and constantly changing industry, that still manages to adhere to several of the rules of the past, is that you can take an old adage and play around with it and try to coin it to fit our new world. For example, “An ...

From MIKE YANKE, Online Marketing Blog,  5 Dec 2007
Related Topics: Hillary Rodham Clinton

SES Session: Podcast and Audio Search

Oftentimes, the birth of one technology, while dubbed a death-knell or replacement for an existing technology, instead simply means an evolution. Television, for example, was not a death-knell for film nor for radio. In fact, film & radio have evolved ...

From MIKE YANKE, Online Marketing Blog,  5 Dec 2007
Related Topics: Danny Sullivan

SES Session: SEO and Development - Get It Together

It seems nearly every conference will have an overarching theme to it. (Rather, it seems the sessions I choose to attend at any given conference will have an overarching theme to them). The final session I attended during Day 2 of SES Chicago, “SEO & ...

From MIKE YANKE, Online Marketing Blog,  5 Dec 2007

SES Session: Usability and SEO

Truly, is there anything in the world more beautiful than a perfectly designed website? One that is easy to find, easy to navigate, all while burning its design into the heart of its visitors? Like a perfect marriage, it contains seamless and ...

From MIKE YANKE, Online Marketing Blog,  4 Dec 2007

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