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Thirty Something’s Balance New And Old Media
A new study by ABI Research found that a large amount of digital content is consumed by a small but influential group…
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Online Gaming Remains Popular
Playing games online is still a more popular activity in the U.S. than watching short video clips or visiting social networking sites, according to Casual Gaming market Update report from Parks Associates
LinkedIn Guerilla Social Networking
Each social networking site has a specific purpose and can help you achieve your business goals. Although LinkedIn seems fairly limited in terms of functions, it can be used to enhance your Internet Marketing efforts if you approach it with the right mindset. Initially set up for the business community to network, share contacts and recommend acquaintances for open job positions, it appears the site…
Hammer, Nails, Snake Oil, Olive Tree, Lexus, & The Yogi
That's the title of my upcoming... er,,,... this... post. Mike, you may be right, but I'm guessing you'll never stop it. By "it," I mean the tendency of SEO snake-oil salesmen (sorry, "snake-oil 2.0") from selling their seemingly plausible SEO formula long past its "gone stinky" date.
Yahoo China Loses Suit, Must Say “I’m Sorry”
Yahoo China just lost a lawsuit to Qihoo, a rival portal, but the company’s not going to go broke over this one; the court only required that Yahoo China pay out $9,210 and use its homepage (for one week) to display an apology.
Reciprocal Links: What’s Excessive Anyway?
It's widely known in SEO that gaming links is dangerous, and too many questionable references can cause Google to give you the boot. Still, the power of the link is there, and this leads many SEOs into a reciprocal link network (link to me and I'll link to you). The question remains though: how many is too many?
