SMO in the Washington Post
| Search Maketing Optimization (SMO) on the Washington Post | |
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For some time the Washington Post (WaPo) has included two SMO-related features on the articles they post online:
I would expect that social bookmarking buttons, trackbacks, and comments will become an ever common feature in established media websites like the Washington Post. Where it gets interesting is in the realm of interactive media and social media, with portable content and higher level of interaction between the audience and the content provider. |
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[...] Steven Rubel recently proclaimed that there’s no such thing as Social Media because “in 2006 all media went social“. Throwing up RSS feeds and enabling comments – or SMOing articles in the Washington Post– does not make you newspaper a social media newspaper. That’s just retrofitting, like PDFing your brochure and placing it online and calling it a website. I’m siding with Karl Long on this one. [...]
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