Showing posts with label Google Plus. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Google Plus. Show all posts
Monday, March 4, 2013
LinkedIn Dominates Wall Street!
Following Google's (GOOG) stock market rally last week, LINKEDIN (LNKD) closed at $170. USD last Friday. I predict LI will soar this morning.
Take this to heart. High-stakes investors believe, after careful consideration, that LinkedIn is dominating the professional social media arena. They are dumping millions, perhaps billions, into the future of LinkedIn.
Before the GOOG's rally, I advised my readers to start moving their work over to GOOG products, i.e., WordPress to Blogger. For the better part of last year, I've been teaching executives and job seekers alike Linkedin corporate and personal branding strategies.
My critics, so called social media experts said I was straight-out of my mind. I don't advocate e-mailers, newsletters and Word Press to name a few. I warned against using Black Hat methods on LinkedIn. I warned not to use FB or Twitter ads; to learn how to leverage LI's ad campaign system. Why? I've worked with the Fortune 500. I live in New York, the financial hub of the world. I know how investors think. My competition does not.
Wall Street has spoken. They're are the decision makers. Wall Street validated my prediction.
UPDATE: LinkedIn opened at $172.51 today as I predicted. As of this writing, LI stock has risen to $173.46.
If you're going to stay on the bleeding edge of your niche, make your move now. ThinkRivera.
UPDATE: LinkedIn closes today at $177.90 (+ 7.44 or 4.36%).
LinkedIn: Wall Street's Ugly Duckling a Swan in Disguise
Labels:
Capital Investment,
Fortune 500,
Google Plus,
New York,
online branding,
Prediction,
ROI,
social media,
Stock Market,
ThinkRivera Technologies,
Wall Street
Location:
New York, NY 10001, USA
Wednesday, February 13, 2013
THE Google SEO Secret You Need To Know
By Johnny Rivera
Like it or not, Google is the de facto SEO juggernaut.
While FB and Twitter platforms are loaded with personal and corporate marketing potential, both withhold your data from Google's web crawlers. You see, Facebook is in partnership with Google's rival, Microsoft (Bing) and Bill Gates doesn't play nice.
Twitter has refused to renew its agreement with Google.
Nevertheless, Google reigns supreme. If you're not using Google specific products, your ROI ratio will suffer. However, if you're one of the early adaptors, especially on Google + and Blogger, you will be rewarded with lightning quick page ranking results.
Did you hear? AWeber is about to take a nose dive. One by one, corporations are dismissing e-mail campaigns as a thing of the past.
Stay tuned to my next installment on AWeber, guaranteed to set your spine ramrod straight.
Like it or not, Google is the de facto SEO juggernaut.
While FB and Twitter platforms are loaded with personal and corporate marketing potential, both withhold your data from Google's web crawlers. You see, Facebook is in partnership with Google's rival, Microsoft (Bing) and Bill Gates doesn't play nice.Twitter has refused to renew its agreement with Google.
Nevertheless, Google reigns supreme. If you're not using Google specific products, your ROI ratio will suffer. However, if you're one of the early adaptors, especially on Google + and Blogger, you will be rewarded with lightning quick page ranking results.
Did you hear? AWeber is about to take a nose dive. One by one, corporations are dismissing e-mail campaigns as a thing of the past.
Stay tuned to my next installment on AWeber, guaranteed to set your spine ramrod straight.
Labels:
AWeber,
Bill Gates,
Bing,
Blogger,
Facebook,
Fortune 500,
Google Plus,
keyword,
Microsoft,
New York,
ratio,
ROI,
SEM,
SEO,
social media,
ThinkRivera Technologies,
Twitter
Location:
New York, NY 10001, USA
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