We’ve just ordered two new books that you really must read too.
The first one is Linchpin: Are You Indispensable?, by Seth Godin, who needs no introduction. We went to listen to Seth sharing his visionary ideas in London last year and came back with our minds reeling at the sheer amount of astute revelations about [...]

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Back in 2008 we discussed the how social media marketing is becoming the new SEO. We predicted a radical paradigm shift to social voting, where search engines pay more and more attention to what individual Internet users are doing and saying on their blogs and social network sites.
We argued that keywords, meta tags and all [...]

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Social Media lessons Tenerife must learn from the British Guild of Travel Writers

January 28, 2010

Two days ago we attended the Forum on Digital Marketing & Web 2.0 organised by the Cabildo de Tenerife (through its Department for Planning & Tourism) and the FYDE-CajaCanarias Foundation. The organisers appeared to be pleasantly surprised with the turnout of over 100 people, but throughout the event we could not help but feel that [...]

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How to make a splash in social media

December 17, 2009

In a funny, rapid-fire 4 minutes, Alexis Ohanian of Reddit tells the real-life fable of one humpback whale’s rise to Web stardom. The lesson of Mister Splashy Pants is a shoo-in classic for meme-makers and marketers in the Facebook age.
This is a story of how social networking has the power to change both the online [...]

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Spring Hoteles dip their toes in Social Media Marketing!

January 21, 2010

Sorted Sites have been selected to help with the Internet Marketing for the prestigious Spring Hoteles group who have four hotels located in some of the best locations in Tenerife.  We are assisting them with their online presence .  Follow Spring Hoteles on  Facebook, Flickr, Stumbleupon, and Twitter as well as their blog which is in English and Spanish.
Each of [...]

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New Website for Asociación de Campos de Golf de Tenerife

January 14, 2010

We recently completed a new website for Asociación de Campos de Golf de Tenerife.  With the help of Beatrice and Nathalie, the site is everything and more you could wish for.  It´s packed with latest information on tournaments, golf courses and much more.  Become a fan of theirs on Facebook and follow them on Twitter and keep up [...]

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Kids Ebay Style Website goes live!

December 10, 2009

After months of hard work, we are pleased to announce that SupaSwap has now gone live! Great work team –  the site looks and works really well!  If you have kids between the ages of 8-18, who would be interested in buying, selling or swapping items, let them know about SupaSwap. They can also follow SupaSwap on Twitter and [...]

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Is your social network marketing as successful as it looks?

December 3, 2009

How do you measure the real success of your social network marketing?
You’re publishing a long stream of blog posts, Twittering like a canary on a bright spring day, constantly posting to Facebook, and generally doing all the other things you need to do to make social network marketing work for your business. So, how can [...]

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Come and join us on the Walk Of Life

November 23, 2009

It’s great to see a worthy cause uniting the British and Spanish communities in Tenerife, that is certainly the case with the Walk Of Life. The breast cancer campaign takes place on Sunday 13 December with a 3.5 km walk from Mediterranean Palace to Sal Y Tien – and everyone is invited.
Sorted Sites has a [...]

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Let others spread your ideas and tell your stories online

November 15, 2009

David Meerman Scott tells us that when others spread your ideas and tell your stories online, buyers are eager to do business with you and all kinds of doors begin to open. The bottom line is that in order for others to tell your story you need to get your product in shape.
Make sure you [...]

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