07/03/2009
The Long Tail: a case for Branding on the Web
Basically, this is what happened: I bought The Long Tail at the Union Square Borders tonight. I’d seen references here and there, while browsing on the Web. But I wasn’t really sure what it was. I had only a vague sense it might be important or interesting or relevant.
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07/03/2009
Yahoo must gather no moss
There are moments when I wish I still had the discipline and restraint to make a point the old fashioned way, with academic rigor and the diligence of proof. But lately, I just say fuck it a lot, and assert my theories without any support. Here’s an example: Yahoo is doing some cool [...]
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07/03/2009
Calling Google Maps by Address
Interest in embedding Google Maps (gmaps) into web pages and blogs is at an all time high. The Google Maps API is probably the most popular API the company has ever published. In spite of the API’s popularity, it’s basic use (as a means to define and display graphical map data) has been [...]
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07/03/2009
Advisory provided by Google
I’m gonna guess you have to do something pretty damned naughty to get one of those from Google. I’ve never seen one before today, but there it was when I ran the this query, just a few minutes ago. Check out the Google “malware logo“.
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07/03/2009
Trust Revisited
Christmas is a good time to think about online consumer trust. Comscore predicts online retail will top $100 billion in 2006. That’s good news, to be sure. But while the horses are at full gallop, it makes sense to look out ahead for obstacles or other things that might trip us up. [...]
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07/03/2009
The Value of Hotlinking
Images have been a big part of my SEO research. I have even made several blogs for the purpose of experimentation in image SEO. Voodoo Blog was the first such blog. The Definarium came later. I used these blogs (and others) to test the effects of anchor text, ALT tags and other [...]
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Use Social Networking Software to Create Specific Communities
Social networking software could be considered to be a boon to the internet as it is a tool that effectively helps in increasing the traffic to a site. There are many types of social networking software available on the net, and the choice of the best software for your site depends solely on your needs on your site. Basically, social software refers to numerous web enabled software programs that let users to interact and share video and audio data with other users of the site. Presently, this
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Marketing Agency Use Of Social Networking Sites
Anything that attracts millions of visitors must be something that people can make money from. That said, when Youtube started growing in popularity, no one was sure how it would become profitable. With its individual user accounts and comments system, Youtube was one of the first sites to demonstrate social networking characteristics. Before this we got Myspace (2003), and later on we got Facebook in 2004. But how has the marketing agency utilised these ultra popular sites? With 200 million u
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Vodafone agrees new Carphone deal
July 4, 2009 | By In Uncategorized | Carphone Warehouse is to restart selling Vodafone mobile phone contracts, three years after Vodafone pulled the products from the retailer.Vodafone stopped allowing Carphone Warehouse to sell its range of pay monthly deals in 2006 after a dispute over how much commission it had to pay. Vodafone instead signed an exclusive deal with Carphone Warehouse’s main High Street rival Phones4U. Its contract deals will return to Carphone Warehouse stores on Tu
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June, 2009 - IE Falls Below 60%, Firefox Surpasses 30% Market Share, Opera, Chrome, Safari
Yet again, it’s time to check how your favorite web browser market share changed in a month. For the very first time, Internet Explorer has fallen below 60% market share mark, from 62.09% to 59.49% Good news for Firefox fans as well, it has finally surpassed 30% market share mark, went up from 28.75% to 30.33% Nearing its final, version 10 release, Opera web browser also increased its market share by 0.13, from 3.23% to 3.36% With the launch of Safari 4 final, this web browser m
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What Are You Reading, and How Can It Help Your Resume and Job Search?
If you’re about to prepare a resume, or you’re considering a revision to a resume, of course you’re bound to be diving in to books about writing resumes. But you’re not just a resume writer, are you? You’re a well-rounded business person. As a manager, executive, or solo business professional, your reading shouldn’t (and probably doesn’t) center simply around task-based books. And interestingly, reading some of the higher level business books can actually help you with the task of completing y
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Outlook 2007 uses IMAP migration received headers - FIX? by phannes
look at this: http://groups.google.com/group/hosted-the-basics/browse_thread/thread/7d37c1f40e2b24f3/1a51d833979c3139#1a51d833979c3139 In outlook 2007 I can set the colum sent date alternatively,… (Budget: $30-250, Jobs: Windows) Go to Source Post similar project on sosexpert.com
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