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You Can Take Our TV and Cell Phones, But Don't Touch the Internet

Don’t let the throngs of people clamoring for the new iPhone 3G S outside your neighborhood Apple store fool you. A new study from Pew Internet & American Life Project shows that in this time of economic hardship, people are giving up cell phones and TV. One thing Americans aren’t willing to part with, however,…

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Study Shows Demographic Differences in Internet Marketing Priorities

A recent poll on LinkedIn, published by freelance marketing advisor Carlos Redlich, revealed some rather interesting results. In an attempt to narrow the focus of an e-book he’s preparing, Redlich asked members of the professional networking site to answer the question “What Are Your Biggest Questions On Internet Marketing?” They had five categories from which…

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More Global Internet Statistics Coming Your Way

StatCounter recently (march 3rd, 2009) launched a new “GlobalStats” site, making all of their aggregated internet usage stats available for public consumption. This is not the first of its kind, but StatCounter’s contribution is a good one. Statistics on internet usage consistently rate among the highest read posts on HiringTheInternet and are often searched for. …

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The Best Day to Send Your E-mails? It’s All Relative

Statistics compiled from all users of AWeber Communications’ automated e-mail marketing system this past April reveal Thursdays as the optimum day of the week for e-mail open rates. And here you thought Tuesdays or Wednesdays were the most promising. So much for believing everything you read, huh? That’s why you shouldn’t believe this either. The…

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Litmus Puts Its 'Fingerprint' on E-mail Client Stats

Whoa! Color us impressed. A new service from Litmus’ Fingerprint e-mail analysis system offers accurate, up-to-date statistics on e-mail client usage. Until now, the Internet marketing industry had to rely solely on suspicion when it came to who was using what e-mail client, leaving us to test our e-mails blindly. Even then it was anybody’s…

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Style.com Adds Juice to Apple's iPhone With Couture and More

Invitation to New York Fashion Week get lost in the mail? Ours too. But that doesn’t mean you can’t get your fishtail-train fix. Thanks to Style.com, the Spring ’09 ready-to-wear collections of Charles Nolan, Diane Von Furstenberg, Preen and 14 other designers are now available via an application made exclusively for iPhone and iPod Touch….

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How Google's Ad Planner May Affect User Privacy

Hey, remember when a report from comScore caused a dip in Google’s stocks? Well, irony is a cruel maiden. This shouldn’t come as a shock: Google stepping into the web analytics industry is like a fat man flopping into a kiddie pool. OK, all jokes aside, Google’s recent announcement of Ad Planner is an interesting…

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How Google Demonstrates E-Commerce Growth

Small and medium-sized businesses can learn something from the first quarter saga of Google, Inc. Despite a previous episode of preemptive panic and low expectations, Google smugly reported a profit increase of 42% compared to last year’s first quarter. Why did investors predict the worst? And how did Google bounce back? To answer the first…

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Battle of the SEM Tools: SEO or PPC?

Search engine marketing (SEM) usually involves two beloved methods, SEO (search engine optimization), and PPC (pay per click). SEO involves making your website “popular” or “worthwhile” by the search engine’s standards so that it appears sooner in search engine result pages (SERP). These types of search engine results are called “organic.” The other kind, PPC,…

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