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Kent Clark

Kent’s passion for technology and community has gave him a fervor for social media and online communication. A combination of copywriting & design skill, 4 years experience integrating companies with online communities, and a life time of geeking it out in the depths of the Internet, has left Kent with unique insights into the web, and technology itself.

Educated in Communications at Simon Fraser University with a focus on the role of communication in the development of societies, Kent has a love of both theory and data which has made him a great fit with Cardinal Path’s data oriented approach to Internet marketing, where he utilises social currency to amplify brand experiences and drive conversation.

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Big Query, Open graph and Google Places – The Monday May 14th Roundup

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We’re being hit with a heat wave! And as summer sets in so do all the blog posts. Is this really how you guys spend your summers? Awesome. This week we have a host of stories, including Google’s Big Query …

Responsive Designs, Social Media Dashboards and more – The Monday April 30th Roundup

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Lazy Mondays? Not around here. This week starts with a bang, and follows through with a handful of great posts from Vandelay, A List Apart, Google and more, including how to make sites responsive, social media dashboards, and building great …

Common SEO Mistakes, KPIs and more – The Monday April 23rd Roundup

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Summer is coming, which is going to make writing blog posts even harder. Oddly, we have an awfully rich week, with posts on ecommerce optimization, SEO mistakes, negative SEO,  KPIs and more. Read on…

UX, Twitter Analytics and more – The Monday April 16th Roundup

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Man, last week was quiet. A short roundup this week, with 10 must have WordPress plugins, discussion of press releases and spammy link practices, discussion of Twitter analytics, and just a touch of UX advocacy. Read on…

Pinterest, Instagram and Facebook Oh My – The Monday April 9th Roundup

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Big news this week is Facebook’s buyout of Instagram for $1b. Quite the chunk of change for a service not hugely different from what they already offer. Still, their user base will be quite the catch if it doesn’t jump …