NEWS.
Worship gets some love from How-Do
18th January 2010
How-Do, the Northwest media industry`s favourite source of news, has run an article introducing WorshipDigital. The article was based on an interview with Worship's MD, Nina Mack and details the team's plans for the future and the agency's proposition.
In the interview, Nina explains, "Our user-journey planning and comprehensive research and understanding, combined with our social media outreach and engagement services and 'guaranteed results' search engine marketing model delivers online success, significant ROI and happy clients all round."
The How-Do web site currently averages almost three and a half million hits a month and well over 800,000 page views per month, with over 42,000 unique visitors engaging with How-Do each and every month.
Thanks for the mention How-Do!
Worship wins 3 year contract with outstanding Manchester school
20th December 2009
WorshipDigital has won a tender to redesign and build Parrenthorn High School's website complete with full content management system.
Parrenthorn High School is a technology collage in North Manchester which was designated outstanding in its last Ofsted inspection.
Nina Mack, Worship's managing director said of the win, "We're thrilled to be chosen by Parrenthorn to develop their online presence. The team at Parrenthorn has exciting plans for the future and we're delighted to be able to help them realise their goals in 2010."
The site will be launched in March and will feature a range of new functionality which will make the school's online presence more dynamic and the site more useful and engaging for teachers, students and parents alike.
Real time search and what it means for you
9th December 2009
Google recently announced that it will start to index the web in real time and marry those results with its relevance-ranking technology to make sense of the masses of information being published via the various social media channels.
In theory, real time indexing means that as soon as a tweet is posted, it will appear in Google's search results. So that means that brands have to be even more on the ball with their reputation monitoring and management. Not having a strategy to handle social media (even if it's just to listen to what's being said) is no longer an option.
The constant evolution of search engines is something we all have to be aware of but the impact of a disgruntled customer posting a negative comment and it being found almost instantly in Google's search results means real time search is one of the more significant developments.
Get in touch to talk about your social media strategy and reputation management.
If you haven't seen an example of the real time indexing and results yet, have a look at one here.
