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Russell Wright / February 3, 2011 1:42 pm
Facebook does not care about how much information and connectedness you have created around a topic or theme. They are a closed system. They are not syndicated. Spiders will not follow . . . EVER. The best you can hope for is somebody “sharing” your micro-thought on their own wall, with your link so that you appear within the internal Facebook search engine. Otherwise the only way you will appear in the Facebook search engine (still in beta essentially) is to have your link or content appear in Bing.
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Russell Wright / October 19, 2010 8:07 pm
It is time for another Fly-On-The-Wall podcast with Sue Bell and Russell Wright, the inventors of the Theme Zoom natural language processing technology.
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Russell Wright / August 13, 2010 12:39 pm
Many of you have already been advised of the upcoming Facebook fanpage changes that could seriously mess with some of the “Pimped” Fanpage upgrades of the past. There appears to be much confusion around this on the web.
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Russell Wright / May 26, 2010 5:35 pm
Theme Zoom is about to announce the official launch of the TZ-DWS system which integrates multi-team SEO Project Management capabilities with the most powerful keyword research and natural language processing technology in the industry.
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Russell Wright / May 18, 2010 9:58 pm
There are a couple questions about how to promote your Face Book Fan Page on a website or blog. In this 4 minute video, Russell Wright of Theme Zoom shows you a step-by-step process for installing a FB widget with iframes like the one located in the right navigation bar of this blog.
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Russell Wright / March 4, 2010 8:06 pm
Because Theme Zoom will be providing inbound link strategies and templates during the launch of the new TZ-DWS SEO Research and Domain Project Management System- it is useful to cover the basics of social networking.
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Russell Wright / February 8, 2010 9:41 pm
If you ask most marketers what social media platforms are important from a business perspective, they will generally tell you twitter.
