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Facebook Scaring Google?
Ever since Andy joined Facebook, things have been looking up for the social networking site. (What do you mean, there’s no correlation?)…
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Facebook App Fund Isn’t Such a Bad Idea
There’s lots of skepticism out there about stodgy venture-capital fund Bay Partners creating a special investment vehicle for Facebook apps, called AppFactory. Om’s post is entitled “Bonkers By The Bay,” which pretty much sums up his point of view on the idea — that it’s a dumb move by a VC firm that has been swept up in the Facebook hysteria, and that it’s dumb…
McCain Buys Up Online Ads
We’ve said it time and time again: in the 2008 presidential campaign, the Web will play a major role. But as new numbers come out concerning Web ad buying, we’re getting a clearer idea of how the candidates have responded to the online world.
Optimizing Your Optimization: A Holistic Approach
In the past week, there has been an influx of online marketing tips and how-to's on industry blogs covering everything from how to optimize eBay stores and contextual ad campaigns to social media marketing for business-to-business. We thought these were some excellent sources for creating a more universal online marketing campaign.
Be Wary Of Free Credit Report Sites
There are a number of Web sites that heavily advertise "free" credit reports and charge consumers for services they probably do not need, according to a Consumer Reports WebWatch study.
It’s Official: Page Views Don’t Count
The pageview is officially on its way out the door as a web site performance metric - Nielsen is dropping page view measurement in its Web traffic reporting. Instead, they will report the time visitors spend at sites.
