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The 30,000 advertisers using Ask Sponsored Listings just received a new channel for displaying their ads as IAC has announced the launch…
I just took a web design survey. It took me less than four minutes, if that, thanks to the multiple choice options and easy questions. What slowed me down was the chance to speak up about women, driving long distances to work and single parenting.
Uber customer service snafus like Jet Blue aside, a business is bound to catch a customer on a bad day – or vice versa. This can spawn a fiery blog post which, in plain view of Google, can morph into an issue with “negative fiscal ramifications” for the business in question.
What if you organized a trade show and sold booth space to vendors, advertised the event, got a few thousand people to register... And then nobody showed up? If you were using Unisfair Virtual Events, you'd be perfectly happy.
Later this week I'll be on a panel at the CRV Leadership Summit in Phoenix. The session title is "Web 2.0: The Opportunities and Challenges of the Next Generation Internet" and will be moderated by John Palfrey.
Analytics programs are great, but they can quickly have you drowning in a sea of numbers. Generating lots of data isn't very helpful if that data isn't actionable. You need information that gives insights that you can feed back into your campaign. One way to tame your data is to massage it into a spreadsheet.
