May
21
SEO for America 2008
Filed Under Internet Marketing, Misc Internet | 2 Comments
Obama Everywhere. That’s what his Web site shows in the bottom-right corner. He’s on Facebook, MySpace and Linked In. He’s got channels and profiles on You Tube, Flickr, Twitter and Eventful. There’s even a my.barackobama.com for you to do your own part to help his campaign and have a free […]
Feb
1
Micro-hoo! Can Microsoft really buy the world?
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Apparently, Microsoft is frustrated with being #3 behind Google, offering today to buy Yahoo! for $44.6 Billion in cash and stocks. this bid came right after Yahoo! reported a weak fourth-quarter, saw its stock price close at its lowest in four years and announced a plan to cut 1,000 jobs.
If Yahoo! CEO Jerry Yang finally […]
Sep
6
Windows Live Software Bundle
Filed Under Internet Marketing, Search Engines | 1 Comment
Microsoft - Wake up! You’re not Google.
Perhaps we should give Microsoft an A for effort in trying to keep up with the Joneses at Google. As my friends at Search Engine Land have reported, Microsoft as built a software package in their latest attempt to dominate computer users everywhere.
The new Windows Live Services bundles […]
Sep
12
The Mobile Disc Jockey Service I co-own has a credit line with American Express. Being that it has nothing to do with Search Engine Marketing (not outwardly, at least), I found it odd to find the following email in the separate inbox I keep for that busienss: Web Marketing Contest for Delta Cardmembers.
Sep
7
AdWords Doesn’t Look Tightened
Filed Under Google, Internet Marketing, PPC | 1 Comment
Ok, so despite my last post on AdWords, it doesn’t appear that Google truly has their system quite in place. If they think they do have a system in place, it needs to be re-examined.I recently performed a search for a friend of mine. He was looking for menu covers for his restaurant. […]
Jul
25
Google AdWords Raises the Bar … and the Price
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The “Google Dance” now has new meaning for Google’s AdWords customers. In their ever-evolving quest to better the Web, Google is now forcing their customers to not only write good, quality ads (using 2 lines of 35 characters each), but now their forcing them to link their ads to an equally high-quality landing page.
This […]
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