News Feeds
Through its team of experienced journalists Lakestar Media provides a daily news service, bringing fresh content to clients’ websites automatically through a live XML feed. As well as aiding SEO and helping build brand awareness, Lakestar News plays a significant role in directing potential customers to informational and revenue generating pages.
How can Lakestar News help your business?
Providing your website with fresh, relevant content:
- Lakestar News can deliver industry-specific content to your website on a daily basis, helping to bring potential customers directly to your site.
- Breaking news adds a dynamic element, improving the look of your website and providing greater appeal to search engines and returning visitors.
- Possibility for brand enhancement as your site gains recognition as a trusted source for breaking industry news.
Improve your exposure in Google:
- Search engines like Google value regularly updated content. Lakestar News can help push your website up the search rankings.
- Over time an online archive of articles will become an industry resource and increase the likelihood that the site will rank for a range of targeted search terms.
- Inclusion in Google News can have a considerable impact on brand awareness and website visitor numbers.
- Improve in-content linking by directing readers to relevant pages on your site through news articles.
A team of professional writers working for you:
- Lakestar Media employs a team of journalists who will write articles on a daily basis.
- We will help you devise a specific editorial brief in order to directly target your customer base, providing readers with informative and relevant articles.
- Quality content will help increase the amount of time users spend on your site, as well as build trust and confidence in your brand.
Increase brand awareness through offsite channels
- Copyright-free content can be redistributed as required through company newsletters, RSS feeds and social networking channels.
News

Woman MP says Twitter not to blame for her troll ordeal
3rd May 2012
A female member of the UK Parliament has refused to blame Twitter for a torrent of abuse she has received on the site, instead choosing to publish the comments in a bid to highlight the problem many women in politics face when they use the microblogging channel.

EU data reforms risk UK's standing as top digital economy
3rd May 2012
Plans for "chilling" changes to data protection laws will make it unlikely that the UK could be the source of the next social media phenomenon.

High Court slams door on music-sharing website
3rd May 2012
The British High Court has ordered all the country's internet service providers to block access to a Swedish-based music, film and game-sharing website.

Google faces online petition over PPC ad rotation changes
2nd May 2012
New pay-per-click advertisements placed through Google's Adwords ad management system can now only be rotated for a maximum period of 30 days.

National Trust turns to Facebook to find best Great British Day Out
2nd May 2012
Conservation body the National Trust is mounting a bid to reach out to a younger audience by launching a new Facebook app.





