Saturday, February 28, 2015

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Understanding Baidu — The Chinese Google

Although China represents a huge chunk of netizens (over 600 million users), the Chinese government is very strict when it comes to what content is shown to its people. They have stringent regulations and their ruthlessness is shown in partially or fully blocking popular websites like Google and Facebook in the past.


In spite of the absence of these American giants in the Chinese world, local websites have emerged, which perform the tasks of their American counterparts quite well. In this post, we look at the progress of one such website — Baidu.


Although the primary product of Baidu is the search engine, it also has services like Baidu Yun (cloud services), Baidu News, Baidu Dictionary and many more. Baidu’s advertisements are also similar to Google’s Adwords and AdSense. In this article, let’s focus on the search engine and how to give your site the best chance of appearing in Chinese search results.


Why Care about Baidu?


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To understand the importance of Baidu, you should consider the market share of different search engines. As the January 2015 search engine market share results show, Google accounts for over two thirds of searches, but Baidu comes in second with 18.7%. Bing currently has 8.7% and Yahoo is close behind with 7.8%


Baidu boasts more than 60% of Chinese search traffic but it is also known to refer over a quarter of its traffic to its own properties.


Getting Ready for Baidu


Baidu Screenshot

If the primary audience of your website is English speaking then it’s not necessary or wise to implement any of the tips that I provide here. However, if you run a product line or service with a large portion of your audience being Chinese-speaking, you can’t ignore this huge potential market. Let’s have a look at what you can do to help your website attract more Baidu users.


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Facebook Launches Ads Manager App: This Week in Social Media

Welcome to our weekly edition of what’s hot in social media news. To help you stay up to date with social media, here are some of the news items that caught our attention. What’s New This Week? Facebook Launches Ads Manager App: “Whether you want to monitor current ads or create new ones, ads manager […]


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Friday, February 27, 2015

Elevating The Customer Experience Through #SocialMedia - #infographic





Every customer a business interacts with is different. Business owners have to realize that you cannot connect with every customer in the same way. Many business owners are starting to realize the importance of imroving multi channel customer service. Creating exceptional customer service is something that every business strives for, but few actually seem to do really well. A good first step is to identify customer preferences and working to develop strategies for appropriate means of communication over the multiple channels in which you interact with your customers.



Many companies are starting to use social media as a main platform of communicating with their customers. Just about every brand you can imagine is on Twitter these days. However, only 10 percent of all companies are replying to customer questions on Twitter within an acceptable time period. Most customers wait on average of 5 hours from a response on social media. One suggestion to help provide better service via social media is to have a dedicated customer service handle that is separate from the regular social handle for your business. Does you business have a dedicated customer service handle for its social channels?





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