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Web Design, Internet Marketing, SEO, Marketing Strategy

Is Your Website a Bookmark or a Bankroller?

By Chris Glass | April 23, 2013

“If you build it, they will come.” Many recall this notable quote from the movie, Field of Dreams. While this worked for Ray Kinsella, it doesn’t quite translate into the real world, or the virtual world for that matter. Unfortunately, many business owners employ this mindset while building or redesigning their websites. We refer to this type of web presenc… Read the rest

Posted in Digital Footprint, General Web, Google, Search Engine, Socialnomics, Web Analytics | Tagged Chris Glass, Internet Marketing, Marketing Agency, Marketing Strategy, SEO, Web Design

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First Person Receives Google Glass

By Erik Qualman | April 17, 2013

It’s official, Google Glass is now in the wild. Check out the unboxing of Google Glass from Dan McGlaughlin below. He is one of the few, proud new owners of Google Glass. Read the rest

Posted in Google | Tagged Google Glass, Google Glass Beta, Google Glass Video

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Top Ten Implications of Google’s Broadband Plans for Competition and Regulation

By Donna Baxter | 124 days ago

Google has come up with its latest broadband plans that indicate various aspects about the company’s future outlook. Furthermore, the CFO of Google has told investors about the potential business opportunity all its stakeholders will more likely avail. The implications of Google’s broadband plans are worth considering. In terms of competit… Read the rest

Posted in Featured, Google, Tips | Tagged broadband, Google, Internet

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Solving duplicate content issues on e-commerce websites

By Phillip Garrett | 221 days ago

Page level indexation has been facing a number of challenges from the olden days of the internet. Content level duplicate content is one of the most dreaded problems to websites although duplicates off the website pose a new breed of challenges to website owners. This article focuses on how to deal with page, sentence level duplicates to boost site search pe… Read the rest

Posted in Google, Search Engine | Tagged duplicate content, e-commerce, e-commerce business, PlagSpotter, search engine, website

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Bing & Facebook Declare War on Google with Social Search

By Erik Qualman | May 10, 2012

Bing announced today it is changing the search game. As discussed in my best selling book Socialnomics (2009) the ultimate winner between Google, Facebook, Microsoft, Amazon and Apple may hing on which company figures out social search. Social Search: The New Frontier Microsoft and Bing are going all in on social search and why not? Google has already defe… Read the rest

Posted in Facebook, Featured, Google, Search Engine, Social Search, Socialnomics | Tagged bing social search, new bing, social search

The Box is Dead. (Long Live the Box.)

By Chris Taylor | January 31, 2012

Of the $4.3 Billion in quarterly profit that Apple reported for 2010′s Q4, over $1 Billion came from iTunes sales.* Seth Godin’s latest book Poke the Box (Read a Summary) encourages provocation – challenging long held beliefs or accepted practices. Seth (and others) suggest we need to re-examine our “boxes” and relish… Read the rest

Posted in Amazon, Apple, Google, iPad

Digital, Sales, e-commerce, marketing, case studies

3 Quick Tips for Digital Sales: Interview with Andrea Lake

By Ryan Bethea | January 16, 2012

With so much business being conducted on the internet these days, I find myself on a perpetual quest to discover the latest and greatest “secrets” for digital sales. Not surprisingly, I often find that the “secrets” are really just the fundamentals, being practiced very well. I recently sat down with StickerJunkie.comCEO, A… Read the rest

Posted in Google, How To, Socialnomics

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12 Reasons why it is mostly Guys on Google+

By Lara Solomon | July 18, 2011

Recent statistics from Google+ show that 86.5% of people using the new Google+ are guys….. And 1.4% are other, I think that’s the Mashable, New Media Film Festival, New York Giants and more…. i.e. businesses (even though Google asked businesses not to do, but hey how are they going to stop them?) In the top 100 Google+ users 15 are female, which is… Read the rest

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Too Early For Businesses To Join Google+

By Cate Conroy | July 11, 2011

Google+ has launched to much excitement, and few are as pumped about it as businesses and nonprofits. Finally, they can be a part of the social media wave rather than catching up to their customers. But is it too early? I say yes, and trust me it is not easy to say that. As the Director of Marketing and a social media nerd, I am having to sit on my hands to stop mysel… Read the rest

Posted in Featured, Google, Non-Profit, Social Media, Social Media Small Business | Tagged GiveForward, Google, Google and Social Media, Google+ for businesses, nonprofit social media, social media for businesses | Leave a response