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Job search was the fastest growing online category in the U.S. in 2008, according to comScore.The job search category saw the number…
It seems that Google didn't miss Knol by accident when the company was killing Dodgeball, Jaiku, and other services two weeks ago. Matt Cutts has stepped forward to defend the would-be Wikipedia competitor, and a new contest aims to spark a bit of interest in it.
If business owners want to gain a competitive edge online in 2009, a comprehensive strategy is the way to go.Businesses of any size will succeed with online marketing – and blow past the competition – by focusing on multiple fronts at one time to deliver the most favorable ROI.The Internet offers a dizzyingly array of services, everything from search engine optimization and link building to…
Chrysler didn’t want to appear ungrateful to the American taxpayers, so CEO Bob Nardelli took out full-page ads in the Wall Street Journal and USA Today to thank them for putting up their money instead of well-heeled Cerberus putting up its own. Reposting the expensive thank-you note on the company blog showed, however, America hates huge wastes of money more than it hates ingratitude.
The future of search engine optimization is uncertain right now. Google is experimenting with personalization, and the need for quality, engaging, and usable content is becoming more important than ever. One part of a site's usability is the ease with which a user can find desired content. A common way to make this easier, is site search, which Google itself happily provides.
There is an interesting article at Seeking Alpha called "Why 'GooBay' Makes Sense." Obviously this is a "what if Google bought eBay?" piece, and feedback to the article thus far isn't real keen on the idea, but there are some valid points throughout the article nevertheless.
