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The Value of Company Sites
A recurring theme here at the New Communications Forum (in Las Vegas) is the value of corporate websites.
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Google’s Phone Patent A Ghost In Your Machine
For now, we'll put off dark fantasies of robots taking over. No, no, no. No Skynet, no iRobot, none of that. If you don't want go cross-eyed trying to read a recent Google patent application, just take some smart people's word for it. Google's working on a phone technology that knows more about you than you do.
MMOs For Mainstream Business?
With the success of World of Warcraft, Blizzard has all but achieved a license to print money based on revenue generated from recurring subscriptions and expansion software. Mainstream companies have taken notice of the growing interest in online gaming and have taken steps to market their respective brands in virtual worlds, particularly within Second Life.
Who Says Usability Isn’t Funny?
Usability and user centered designers, and those passionate about user behavior for everything from Internet applications, to search engines, to products you use everyday, sometimes come across as control freaks, anal retentive, irritating, boring, and demanding.
Review: Submit Suite – Article Submitter
Here at Search Engine College we generate and receive a high volume of quality articles each month. So you can imagine we were interested to take up Cristina Mailat's request to review Fastlink2's latest product Submit Suite – Article Submitter. Below is a list of features the product offers:
Thought Leadership To Build Brands and Nurture Leads
RainToday.com's recent report "What's Working In Lead Generation" got me thinking about the relationship of thought leadership to branding and lead nurturing. In B2B marketing, all three serve the same purpose: to establish your company as a trusted adviser, so when a prospect is ready to buy, he or she will think of you and will want to speak with your sales reps.
