Monthly Archives: June 2010

If you haven’t picked up on the massive growth in mobile device usage (cell phones, smart phones, tablets, netbooks, etc…) in the past couple of years, I would like to welcome you back from the rock you’ve been living under!  … Continue reading →

There has been debate for some time now regarding whether or not bidding on multiple match types for the same keyword is an effective strategy or not. An example would be purchasing: Bradford PA Restaurants ”Bradford PA Restaurants” [Bradford PA … Continue reading →

Earlier today Steve Jobs officially debuted the latest version of the iPhone during a kickoff keynote for Apple’s Worldwide Developers Conference.  If you had followed any of the coverage related to Gizmodo’s early leak of the iPhone 4’s hardware this … Continue reading →

Hey, what’s that gooney looking black and white box on your business card?  Yes, we’ve heard that before.  You’ve probably seen those gooney boxes more and more over the past year.  While the US is a little late to game, … Continue reading →

If you have a teenage child or know one, you know that their noses are always in their phones.  Just walk by a high school when it lets out and watch the those little txters in action.  The Pew Research … Continue reading →

How Could the Social Graph Work? Last time we covered linking and how the search engines use linking to understand more about your website; both from a “popularity” perspective and content perspective. So how would a social graph compare and … Continue reading →

Mark Zuckerberg Details Privacy Settings Facebook has been receiving a lot of negative attention lately concerning their lax approach towards user privacy.  Without configuring a convoluted system of privacy controls, users are (in many cases) unknowingly sharing their information with … Continue reading →