I’ve got six goodies for you today. Google just announced a new operating system based on their recently released web browser, Chrome. Is it a threat to Windows? They also recently removed a little word that’s been hanging around your Gmail screen since you joined the tens of millions of users of that popular email [...]
Posts Tagged ‘search engine’
The Online Marketing Cash Funnel
What is the online marketing cash funnel you ask? Simple: low-cost online marketing solutions that help your company meet and exceed its business objectives. Though the Internet has been around for a long time, many companies are still struggling with how to take advantage of online marketing to improve their business. For this reason, we [...]
Associated Press: You Stink.
I love newspapers, I love journalists, I love a well researched article written with intelligence and the bigger picture in mind. I love knowing that I can get information about what’s going on in the world, from people whose profession it is to suss it out and tell the story. And until this morning I [...]
Bing – You're It!
Well, it’s no secret to those who know me that I am not a fan of most of Microsoft’s products (though some cool things are happening with the XBOX 360 if this is its future). But this week Microsoft launched Bing, a new search engine aimed at finally procuring a serious portion of the search-engine [...]
Web Makeover Gives GolfEtail a Boost
What a difference a Web makeover makes. Over the past year we’ve made several changes to the GolfEtail e-commerce Web site, including the addition of rotating Flash banner ads; the launch of a blog that features golf player and product news; and the introduction of The DealTeam, animated characters designed to facilitate a sense of [...]
Wolfram Alpha: Like Meth to a Mathematician
We first heard about Wolfram Alpha – a new “computational knowledge engine” – in an article on CNN.com about a new era of Internet search that we may be entering. The article lists sites like Twine and hakia – among others with unique qualities – which try to personalize searches, separating out results you would [...]
Think You Can Pull a Fast One on Google?
Think again. Google founders Larry and Sergey (we’re not really on a first-name basis with these guys, but we’d like to be) are always a step ahead. At least that’s what Dharmesh Shah argues in an article on search engine optimization at MarketingProfs.com.
Everybody Needs to Cuil Out
Everyone can learn a marketing lesson from the launch of new search engine, Cuil (pronounced “cool”). A victim of its own hype, Cuil has become the target of a sizeable media backlash, supported by the web everyman, thanks to Youtube comments and blogs galore. Expectations were so high that it was no wonder that many [...]
