China Marketing Communication Network columnists personal brand visibility on the Internet Survey.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 5 ‘China Marketing Communication Network’ columnist’s personal brand visibility on the Internet Survey Google () search results has become the measure of a person’s personal brand on the Internet on the prevalence of indicators, that is, how many other sites link to the site, links, more to illustrate the higher prevalence, also shows that the higher the person’s reputation. This is done in the Google search site names, and used the proceeds of the search query results to compare the number of indicators related to the rigid character recognition. This is the advent of the Internet, investigators compared a group of related people, companies and other well-known the fastest, easiest, most effective, least expensive and most objective method and has been used by many news media, such as the popular cutting-edge publications ‘New Weekly’ regularly for a number of pop singers, writers, etc. ‘Google values’ Ranking. China Marketing Communication Network of existing column by about 40 people, most of the authors are not for everyone familiar with, the following attempt to ‘Google values’ approach to the ranking of some simple analysis of the specific method is to enter all the Google site column Author Name (for the sake of objectivity, to remove the names of a few very easy to duplicate names, such as ‘Archie’, etc.), according to figures obtained rankings can find some interesting information. We first of all to March 8, 2002 ‘Google’ looking at the number of search results with the highest scores in a group of columnists (Google search results is the change in the value of a day), or enter the name of the search results up to a group of more than 18000: 1, Kotler (23300 search results following the same) 2, Schulz 21900 3, Joe Yuan-sheng 18700 4, Tian Tong-sheng 18600 5, Tai-hong 18300 The top two foreign marketing sector, leading authority, naturally deserved. Branding expert, Mr. Qiao Yuan-sheng, for the domestic market in China, t