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With the usual press release-driven fanfare, reserach company eMarketer has released a new study, "The Business of Blogging." Asking price: US $695.
"[T]he Internet [is] the most recent and the most sinister facet of American cultural imperialism to emerge: the Internet is anchored in the United States; the vast majority of World Wide Web sites are based in the U.S and are in English; most software used to navigate the Internet is in English; and search engines are in English (Kim, 1998)".
Pete Blackshaw predicted this would happen and he was right. In a new report, eMarketer is questioning whether businesses will ever blog.
When writing a resume, create a mental picture of a desk piled high with dozens or even hundreds of resumes next to each other.
Some say it's a revolution that will change radio broadcasting and people's listening habits for ever. Others say it's a fad that's of limited appeal and use beyond geeks and enthusiasts.
I've seen a lot of articles around lately about how to pick and choose a search engine optimization company. That's fine and dandy, but it often works the other way around in this industry. The most successful SEOs pick and choose their own clients. Good SEOs can spot a tire kicker from a mile off and I know of a few SEOs that quickly "fire"…
