It isn’t even here yet, but Facebook Zero could help a heck of a lot of people who are looking to save dollars on the data fees incurred by using their cell phones. As for now, the bandwidth-intensive mobile version is costing people money. But will Facebook Zero cost advertisers and ultimately Facebook money?
When it comes to analyzing competitors or your own clients, having the right tools at the right time can save you, well, time. Plus, the “overall picture” abilities reduce the awful feeling of making a mistake. My current favorite SEO toolbars.
When I first started working for an agency (not Overit Media), the rule was ‘all key info had to reside above the fold’. The more I look into this 2 years or more later, the consensus shows (research-based) that this is no longer the case.
Here’s an important aspect to keep in mind when looking at links to your site. Remember, links to your site in conjunction with other SEO factors will help drive more traffic due to search engine inclusion and rank (though around here we don’t count that as a metric).
There’s more to writing a great tagline than being clever. I figured I’d post a few guidelines that will help you write a killer tagline without stressing your brain too much.
According to a recent study, Facebook can incite fits of jealousy. The notion of jealousy is nothing new, and the triggers themselves are the same, but Facebook takes things to a whole new level. Levels that social media didn’t quite count on.
Within a couple of years or so, Google hopes to release its phone software that will almost instantaneously translate spoken language. Obviously, breaking a language barrier of this nature is massive. This, coupled with its existing voice search technology will…
This is simply Sunday morning silliness. See Steve Jobs give his iPad presentation, with a little auto-tune thrown in for good measure and to piggy-back on the now defunct coolness of doing such.
If you’re a business owner or simply want to know how your efforts for driving traffic are paying off, literally, set goals in Google Analytics and actually see it. Here’s how.
At its inception Google Buzz was such that from the get-go your contacts we auto-followed, making everyone you were in touch with a ‘follower’ and worse, visible to the world.



