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Twitter Experiences 1,392% Growth In February
Most of us would be happy in this economy for any growth that occurred between Feb of 2008 and Feb of 2009.…
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YouTube Shows You How Viewers Interact with Your Videos
YouTube contacted Webproworld this afternoon to tell us about a new analytics feature it has just launched for YouTube Insight. A spokesperson tells me the feature gets more into engagement metrics than YouTube Insight has in the past. Until now, YouTube Insight has only dealt with information related to views. With this launch it "will give uploaders information on how viewers interact with their videos,"…
Tips For Organic Keyword Research And Selection
In the session "Organic Keyword Research and Selection" the panel offered strategies for developing keyword lists for organic search engine optimization. Coverage of PubCon South Austin continues at Webproworld Videos. Stay with Webproworld for more notes and videos from the event this week. Seth Wilde, Search Engine Marketing Manager, uShip, talked about keyword research methods.
IE and Google Chrome Browsers Get Upgraded
In the past two days both Google and Microsoft have announced either changes or a new releases for their browser. Both are obviously touting improvements with speed being the main focus of Google and features being that of Microsoft.
Anything You Say On Facebook Can And Will Be Held Against You
Seems like hardly a month goes by without news about somebody’s social network profile getting them in trouble either with their school, with work, or with the court system. The two most recent cases come out of Canada, where a college student was put on probation for badmouthing a professor online, and a litigant may have to divulge information on his private Facebook account.
Navel Gazing At LinkedIn
It may be worth mentioning Barack Obama may be the first President with an active LinkedIn account. It’s a bit surreal to look at what is essentially an online resume and see listed as current occupation: President at United States of America. Everything’s in first person as though he maintains the account himself:
