Using a Cool Tool to Help Your #SEO

You are probably increasingly hearing that SEO and social media go hand in hand together, which may have not been the case in the past. However the key for your business is to target people where they are and not just publish randomly. Having great content, which attracts they eye, which is easily shareable, which interconnects with your other platforms is part of the secret. Projeqt* is a great tool which may be just what you are looking for. The presentation below illustrates how you can use this platform to publish, create a buzz, and get people talking about your business.

*contact Projeqt directly for corporate use

View an example of a projeqt embeded in a blog by clicking here!

How an Image can Help Your SEO

Thinglink is a platform which can amplify your hotel's visiblity on the internet in various ways. The following slides demonstrate an example of how it used in the context of Le Quartier Bery Square Hôtel's overall digital markeitng.

The platform allows the hotelier to select an image and link it to all types of other social media platforms such as classical accounts (i.e. Facebook, Google +Hotel Le Quartier Bercy - Square , Youtube etc...) to more unconventional media such as social playlists (eg. Spotify).

A big advantage to thinglink is that sharing the image is user-friendly, keywords can be easily integrated, and the interaction with the visual creates a memorable and fun user experience. 

Thinglink also has new feature; "touching the image" which resembles the traditional "Facebook like". 

Cheval Residences' Online Festive Season Strategy

This year, Cheval Residences shares tips and recommendations for christmas in London.

Following the launch of their new website last June, they now try twice as hard to provide their online customers and their followers with the best Christmas experience ever in London.

See their communication strategy below, and visit their social pages by clicking on the embedded links.

Cheval Residences - Festive Season Case Study from oneglobeddih

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