The most effective way to represent your products to consumers is through Internet marketing. Internet marketing is online marketing. If you have a serious business and you want to get more customers, Internet marketing is certainly the best solution for you.  Before deciding what kind of online advertising do you want to use, it’s important [...]

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Google has revised its decision for unifying as much as 60 services under a single privacy policy. This is the way Google’s account holders configures their privacy settings. Google’s new policy includes a data integration component that governs mostly the contents you usually share with your other. The data sharing can’t be configured for every single service. On the [...]

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Koushik Dutta, the co-founder of the popular CyanogenMod project has been contemplating the idea of an App Store which will sell apps for rooted devices. Usually many of these apps can’t be on the official Android Market due to restrains from either the carriers or the OEMs. Koushik posted on his idea of the App Store  Google page his [...]

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The question I have the most problems to answer (usually asked by someone in the audience after a talk about Social Media) is to tell what my predictions are for the future of Social Media. The difficulty to answer has to do with several factors, the most important being the unpredictable character of people (who [...]

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I always tell clients that it is no longer enough to be beautiful when it comes to marketing online. The Internet has become more like an Oscar after-party than it is like the airport Ramada. Online, you’re never the lone beauty in the hotel lounge. Online, you’re surrounded by equal or greater beauties. What’s more, the most successful [...]

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Last week, I wrote about how to succeed with B-list bloggers, but maybe some of you aren’t convinced. So, this week, I want to draw an analogy to successful Google AdWords approaches so that you can see how to apply that same technique to blogger outreach. When it comes to reaching out to bloggers online, there’s a lot [...]

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There are video SEO tools, techniques, and secrets that all explain how to get videos and their hosting websites to the top of the search engines. These video SEO techniques all focus on winning search on Google, the biggest search engine of them all, as well as Yahoo and Bing. But the biggest video SEO [...]

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The most recent version of the Google-optimized smartphone line perhaps going to have Sprint very soon. This conclusion has been drawn when a Sprint ad (pictured) emerged on Cnet.com, along with few other sites, declaring that the Galaxy Nexus was “the first 4G LTE phone from Sprint.” The ad displayes a “4.65-inch HD Super AMOLED screen” as well as a [...]

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Thoughs About Mac Before I Start The ReviewI have used Mac before, during my film making days. My wife had a MacBook which I replaced with Google ChomeBook and she is happier than before. The MacBook is rotting in one of my drawers. I don’t use Mac due to their control freak attitude. iTunes. I dispise it. [...]

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Android and Me suggests that Google’s answer to Siri is named Majel, and will be released early next year (if not sooner), with engineers at Google’s X laboratory working “around the clock” on the new app. Majel will supposedly be the evolution of voice actions, which have been a part of Android since version 2.1 but currently lack [...]

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Cellphone applications have encountered a busy week gaining a mimic experience of the magazine, though the contents came from different sources. Firstly, iPad approached the Flipboard that arrived on iPhone. Later Google released the Currents which is an Andoroid & iOS applications. This incidence leads to the answer to the question, “What if Flippboard is [...]

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Google is rolling out a feature that lets members of its online social network automatically find themselves in photos posted by friends. The “Find My Face” feature being added to Google+ over the next several days is opt-in only, meaning people have to make a point to turn it on. By leaving it to Google+ [...]

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Make room in the toy box for the iPad. Crayola allows tots to doodle on the iPad using its iMarker just as they would a crayon on a coloring book. Tweens are able to belt out their favorite Miley Cyrus and Selena Gomez tunes on a Disney microphone that turns the tablet into a karaoke [...]

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Through the inclusion of internal spaces to the Android operating system of Google’s Maps service, the company is now positioning itself for taking advantage of two coherent trends: firstly, the diversion of communications via Cell-phone and secondly, the substantial increase of acquisition of spaces belonging to public. After all, it can hardly be as hard [...]

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TAKEAWAY: It’s a recurring theme, and its frequency disturbs me: journalism students who ask for an interview, to which I agree, then they show a total lack of preparation with the most essential facts and details.  There was never any excuse for the unprepared reporter, but, in the era of Google, the list of excuses just got shorter. [...]

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The Galaxy Nexus has only just gone on sale and so it has not been long that we have been able to play around Ice Cream Sandwich. Exclusively available on the Nexus for now, an update is expected for many existing Android phones at the start of next year, with the Galaxy S2 and Motorola [...]

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If you work in marketing, communications or admissions in higher education, you’ve probably been using social media tools (at least I hope you have been).  You’ve also probably had questions about the value and Return on Investment of your social media activities.  As institutions continue to face tighter and tighter budgets, it becomes even more [...]

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`Tis the season of the tablet. Despite the gloomy economy, shoppers are expected to shell out for tablet computers this December, making them about as popular as candy canes and twinkling lights. The glossy-screened gadgets are the most-desired electronic devices this holiday season. And, of all the gifts people are craving, tablets are second only [...]

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Yesterday, Hootsuite announced their partnership with Google+ to add the service to their product. Although it is only for Google+ Pages, not personal profiles. Nevertheless, it is only available for those who have a Hootsuite Enterprise account and its limited to select teams. But wait!, If you want to be part of the teams that will be testing this new [...]

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Only recently, Google initiated +1, its social button much like Facebook’s “Like.” It is digital shorthand for “that is pretty cool.” Now, +1 statistics is being shared and considered once end users are registered inside Google’s Social Circle, that involves Gmail, Google Reader, Google Buzz, Google Wave, and Google Contacts. Inside these web sites, individuals [...]

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