Jeremiah Owyang’s latest post, “Forrester Report: Best And Worst Of Social Network Marketing, 2008,” answers a question that came up constantly in the early days of F8 and the Facebook goldrush: “how can my business leverage the success of social networking technology?”
The answer: companies who leverage the member-to-member aspect of social networks outperform companies who [...]
AdSense and I have enjoyed a fantastic working relationship over the span of half a year or so. I haven’t made much money off of it, but that’s not really the point. I think having some AdSense units embedded on my site actually makes it look a bit more professional, and AdSense saves me the [...]
Read More...In case you didn’t know we’re in the middle of one of the biggest domain name sales bonanzas since the release of the .tv extension; today was the day which GoDaddy was going to distribute the coveted “.me” domain name extension, the extension which belongs to the country of Montenegro.
TechCrunch reported that GoDaddy is having [...]
TechCrunch, reporting on this morning’s antitrust hearings regarding the Google/Yahoo search deal, ran the following headline: “Google’s Talking Points For Today’s Antitrust Hearings: The Only One Who Won’t Like Our Yahoo Deal Is Microsoft.” I figured I’d go ahead and give the correct headline while I’m at it.
I know that my employer has seen a [...]
Another year, another iPhone. This year’s 3G iPhone release didn’t quite capture the majesty of the first iPhone release, did it? I figured that Apple was shooting for true market penetration in the smart phone industry; however, like many other bloggers, I was mislead by the initial $199 price tag.
As it turns out, the costs [...]
Let’s just face it - early adopters of any technology are going to be technical people themselves; they’re going to be engineers, enthusiasts, hobbyists, or something else. Early adopters are a blessing for small companies, like the one I work for, because they are willing to take the risk of trying out your product without [...]
As Tom from TomsTechBlog has pointed out, a major incident that should have incited many bloggers to question Google’s modus operandi occurred with hardly a peep from the normally boisterous blogosphere.
To recap, FeedBurner’s traffic reporting service went down last weekend - no blogs were able to receive any of their normal traffic information from [...]
