Most Enterprises Taking Social Media Seriously

Deloitte, Beeline Labs and the Society for New Communications Research have released findings from a study of companies sponsoring online communities. The study found that enterprises are continuing to invest in social media tools and online communities.

Android Demands as Much Marketing Attention as iPhone

At Search Marketing Expo East in New York, where Webproworld is on location, Michael Martin of Internet Marketing Inc. delivered a presentation about the growing Android market. He spoke about how Android is becoming an increasingly important mobile platform for marketers to keep in mind. In other words, it's not just about the iPhone.

Searching Bing By Voice from Your Phone

Back in 2007, Microsoft acquired Tellme Networks, the company that provides the Tellme service, which is a technology that allows mobile users to "get what they want" on their phones with their voice.

Marketers Ignoring Customer Feedback from Social Media

A Social Media Survey conducted on behalf of PRWeek and MS&L by PRWeek and CA Walker found that marketers don't make changes to their products based on customer feedback, despite monitoring feedback being one of the most common business uses of social media in the first place. The survey found that 70% of marketers say they've never made a change to a product or marketing…

Why Your Robots.txt Blocked URLs May Show up in Google

Matt Cutts has appeared in yet another Google Webmaster Video, and this time he has a whiteboard with him so he can illustrate what he's talking about. What he's talking about this time are uncrawled URLs in search results. Cutts says Google gets a lot of complaints from webmasters who say the search engine is violating their robots.txt files, with which they intend to keep…