Who, in their right mind, would think that doing this video below to promote Denmark using the premise that its woman are beautiful and as eager for a shag as a dog on heat, wouldn’t create hordes of furious people (especially Danish women) looking to castrate the marketing people responsible??
But then there’s this side of that particular coin.
It’s worked in creating awareness of Denmark and its women.
Not sure this video will lead to male tourists flocking to the country, but awareness is a decent platform to launch from.
I’m sure Danish women are beautiful.
But I reckon you might get more tourists if you show other things you can see and do in the country other than the women.
Wow. That’s a whole lots of places the data gets sourced from.
So you can see the importance of having your face/brand/business in many different places.
If you’re in business and not in all of those places, then you need to be because you want people to find the right information on you and your business.
Don’t let other people control the information that people see about you.
This post is about how to get a decent ranking in Google for a term you want – it’s not comprehensive, but it will do the job.
I was looking at wedding photographs by Hailey Bartholomew earlier and that’s still top of mind, so let’s target a term Hailey would want (I think – I haven’t actually asked).
Hailey’s a wonderful wedding photographer in Brisbane (an Australian city). Mmmmm, I wonder what terms people would use to search for a wedding photographer?
Okay, first we need to understand that you can really only get a good ranking for 1 term per page (not always, but generally).
Quite a few people have been getting their panties in a twist because of a parody Twitter account – http://twitter.com/stephenconroy (Steve Conroy is the Minister for Broadband, Communications and the Digital Economy here in Australia).
The guy who outed himself as the fake Stephen Conroy works as a “Senior Emerging Technology Specialist (Mobile)” for Telstra (Australia’s leading phone company) which could well be the world’s longest job title aside from the real Steve Conroy’s.
Mike Hickinbotham (@M_Hickinbotham) is Telstra’s social media adviser (what a short and boring title!) and said this about the guy twittering.
“Everyone should use good judgement when engaging in social media…”
Who The Hell Wants Good Judgment??!
Good judgement??! Who the hell wants good judgement on social media. It’s SOCIAL media. You’re here to socialise. Let it all hang out.
Be open, honest, truthful, stupid, offensive, inappropriate…..you know, all the things we all are behind our veil of pretense of decent, professional, thinking, strategically minded businessfolk.
Oh shit……I’ve said too much!
Cheers!
Brendon
P.S: Anyway, what has it got to do with the guy’s employer what he does in his spare time?
