In the last few months we’ve seen a number of changes released by the search powerhouse Google. The updates are coming at a fast and furious pace. Today’s addition as well as one of their previous changes have been doing more than raise a few eyebrows. There is sure to
@donnatalarico This site might help with road updates. PennDoT http://t.co/AnZjnfcN They're on Twitter too. in reply to donnatalarico 2012-01-03 Google Will Change Web Marketing in 2012 – Brian Whalley http://t.co/4CMmbuSG 2012-01-03 Have you seen a change in your website analytics yet? Google to Limit Keyword Search Referral Data to Marketers
Our Week in Twitter 2011-12-25 http://t.co/e0rMeZmh | e-Life 2011-12-26 @foursquare poor job with your American Express partnership. Just tried to use check-in special but restaurant doesn't even take Amex! 2011-12-26 I'm on a horse! 2011-12-27 What do you think of a Chinese company buying Yahoo? – Alibaba hires U.S. lobbying
4 Ways to Grow Your Business with Marketing Automation http://t.co/cEWKdfYy 2011-12-19 The 21 Most Memorable Tweets of 2011 http://t.co/4qmbWcQp 2011-12-19 Private messaging for businesses. Is this a good idea? | Facebook Revamps Business Communications http://t.co/4EzOfH2n 2011-12-20 You secured your #Google+ business page now what? | 5 Essential Tactics to Jumpstart
Google has a new easter egg with some wintery fun. Head over to Google.com and search for “Let it Snow” and you’ll start to see beautiful white flakes fall on your results. After a few moments it will look like your screen is fogging up and the search results will
The results surprised me a bit. I didn't think FF was the worst. | What’s the Most Secure Web Browser? http://t.co/f5Tt6zuz 2011-12-13 How many characters do you really need? | Facebook Ups Character Limit to 60,000, Google+’s Is Still Bigger http://t.co/m5Zi0c0B 2011-12-13 Do you still read "Print"? | People Now
60 seconds may not seem like much time at all, but look at what happens online every 60 seconds.
I recently had a client ask about SEO best practices for creating title tags for blog posts for their network of bloggers. Currently when the title and link to each blog post shows up in their network it shows a very generic title that gives very little indication to what
I saw this ad on Facebook today and I have two questions. Are you backed by a billion dollar company? Are you free? I’m guessing the answer to both those questions is “no.” So, I’m pretty sure I’m not going to click…. sorry. Need help with Google Analytics? We can
I recently had the experience of dealing with Google Adword’s trademark team for a Pharmacy Industry client. It turns out that after a long time of running the same ads using the client’s trademarked name, something set off the alarms for Google and the ads were disapproved. This was the
Ok, not really MySpace, but one of the creators of MySpace; Tom Anderson. With Facebook’s new subscribe feature You can subscribe to people’s updates without being friends. This is a clear reaction to Twitter and Google+. So not only does Facebook serve up friend suggestions, but now who you should
LinkedIn is a great tool for networking. It’s also a great tool for meeting new people that you would like to connect with. You can connect to people through your current connections, groups, as well as many other ways. I’m also a big advocate of using the network to help
“New: Control privacy inline – when you post or after.” With Google’s new Google+ network Facebook has been forced to look at their privacy setting and tools again. Their reaction has been to update how you can control your privacy settings. Below is a quick pictorial tour of how the
There is always a lot of talk about Facebook breaking records for sheer numbers of users and now Google+ has come a long and proved to be the fastest growing network of all time, but their cousin LinkedIn is still the networking site for business. LinkedIn has morphed from it’s
I came across this today when I was reading a post on Mashable.com and I found it a bit curious. I guess you can interpret “constructive” as constructive criticism, but it sort of comes across as “say nice things so the community will like you?” What do you think is
A Google Study Says: 89% of Traffic Generated by Search Ads is Not Replaced by Organic Search: Um isn’t that obvious?? I just read a post by Avinash Kaushik over on Google+ (Yep I’m on Google+ as well: Bryan Coe), about the use of PPC versus Organic Search. He was
Yesterday, I came across an interesting Peta Pixel: Why You Shouldn’t Give Too Much Weight Too Anonymous Online Critics, and it got me thinking. Briefly, here’s what what the the post was about: In 2006 a guy name André Rabelo submitted the photo below to group called DeleteMe!, where members
Social Media in the Workplace Do You Need a Social Networking Policy by Jeannine Hohman, HR Strategist, TriStarr Staffing Today’s employers are faced with many challenges, including managing a multi-generational workforce. Employees come from many backgrounds, cultures and the generations may span between World War II (born before 1940) and
A few weeks ago I was speaking to a local business group about the advantages of using social media marketing for business promotion and I included a slide that showed the costs of using social media. The main point I was trying to drive home was “Time is Money.” Basically
I was talking with a client to day, and we were discussing a logo for one of their new divisions. The client found a logo from a another company that they really like. I liked it too. However, to me it doesn’t fit in with the rest of their branding.
