internet marketing Getting on the first page of Google can be very hard, especially for dating websites. There are tons of online dating sites, all struggling to appear on the first page of Google. However, there is one strategy than can make a site appear on the first page of Google. from Internet and Businesses [...]
internet marketing Since Google Reader introduced new social aspects to their popular RSS reader last Wednesday, there have been a number of reactions to the additions – most specifically around their introduction of a “like” feature, enabling readers to essentially give a “thumbs up” to an article, as they can on FriendFeed, Facebook, Socialmedian and [...]
internet marketing In March, when Guy Kawasaki’s AllTop service introduced the ability to customize pages to include personalized feeds, I finally dove in and checked it out after years of ignoring the product. This weekend, Guy followed up and let me know that the team had made “major” changes to the iPhone version of the [...]
Getting data from one place to another can never be too fast. Just a year or two ago, the speed of RSS was considered excellent, but now, with latency of RSS feeds getting to destinations such as Google Reader or other networks ranging from minutes to hours, combined with issues related to repeated polling at [...]
Google Reader, for more than two years, has played a central role both in terms of how I discover information and how I distribute information. It is through Google Reader that I get updated from hundreds of blogs and news sources, and through a shared link blog that I can parse out what I believe [...]
Last week, for the first time in a while, I finally went gadget shopping. On my short list of things I wanted to possibly get was a GPS unit for my car. With my traveling more frequently to various meetups in the evening, combined with my notorious penchant for getting lost, having a GPS unit [...]
The final panel at Friday’s CrunchUp focused on the phenomenon of real-time, featuring a high-profile panel complete with representatives from Google, Microsoft, TweetDeck, TweetMeme, Seesmic, FriendFeed, Stanford University and a pair of venture capitalists. The discussion ranged from the opinion that real time was simply yet another feature, or a revolution in terms of application [...]
Google New Favicon When trying to try to search something as a material for a new post on Google, I noticed that Google has a new favicon! They changed their favicon several months back and got many negative response for their users. And now they change their logo again and personally I think it even [...]
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