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There’s no mistaking the fact that news is becoming more socially driven these days. Bloggers are gaining more credibility as legitimate news…
Reports have surfaced throughout the blogosphere that Dell may be considering offering its customers the choice of a preinstalled Linux distribution when purchasing new PCs from the company. The speculation stems from Dell’s IdeaStorm website, where the discussion surrounding the possibility of Linux distribution and support is currently dominating the community consciousness.
Take a look at Google News U.S. and how many obscure foreign news sources are linked to. Of course nothing is wrong with this until you realize that the stories these sources are writing about are U.S. based. Looking deeper it's obvious that some of the news sites appear to be only writing about these stories in order to get traffic from Google News U.S..
Detected click fraud that must be refunded to advertisers occupies a minuscule bit of all the clicks on ads run by Google's clients. Let the click fraud debate begin again. Google has put a number to the click fraud it misses and must reimburse to its AdWords clients. It's a teeny tiny number: 0.02 percent.
Unfortunately, not many business owners thoroughly consider, whether their customers are pleased with their products, as long as they are their customers. Is the client satisfied or absolutely thrilled to be yours? This can be a great difference, right? That’s why it is important to ensure that you do anything to make your customers happy to ensure most of them become your repeat clients and…
Graywolf raised an interesting question in regards to the length of blog posts. Is there an optimal post length? Will shorter posts help to retain readers and even lead to more links? From Blogging in a Sound Bite World:
