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Gas Prices Aren’t Driving Comparison Searches
One might think the rise in US gas prices would spur people to race to the Web for pricing information and hybrid…
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Google’s PowerPoint Competitor Ready To Play?
Whether it’s being polite, trying not to scare its competitor, or somehow believes this is true, Google has repeatedly claimed that it isn’t challenging the Microsoft Office Suite. But now a feature within Gmail looks a lot like a presentation tool, and onlookers are having an even harder time accepting the search engine giant’s word.
Things You Didn’t Know About Accoona
Due to the generous networking opportunities at last week’s conference, it was easy to meet a variety of people even though the event was fairly small. One person I met was John Fernandez from Accoona. You may remember Accoona from their launch event with past President, Bill Clinton. I hadn’t heard a whole lot about Accoona lately and was interested to hear their take on…
E-Commerce Is A Charging Bull
Bull or bear, e-commerce is on the up and up and up. From just the ad spending to the total spend, money spent online is growing exponentially as broadband access becomes cheaper and more available.
Does Changing a Site’s Name Affect Rankings?
Dear Kalena... I am thinking of changing the name of my internet business site so as to direct more traffic because the current name, while nice, doesn't really spell out what we do. It is now Gilt-Edge Luxury Tours and Travel and I would like to change it to DC Luxury Tours. However, we have had this site for 10 years and it well indexed…
uTube Makes Lemonade Out Of YouTube
Ralph Girkins was literally minding his own business, selling tube and pipe machinery, when it happened - wayward traffic intended for YouTube began to crash his site, uTube. Mr. Girkins wasn’t happy - after all, those “Evolution of Dance” fans weren’t going to buy any rollformers - but he’s since salvaged the situation.
