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What the Future Holds for B2B Social Media Marketing
Promoting a brand through social media is no longer unique or novel — it’s simply the norm. -
4 Ways to Improve Ad Performance on Facebook
Facebook advertising holds tremendous promise for marketers looking to reach targeted audiences online. -
Flickr Now Lets You Sign Up With Your Google Account
Chalk up one point for Google and another point for Yahoo; Google-powered signups for Flickr accounts are a win-win. -
Facebook Now Tries to Tell the Story Between Two Friends
Facebook is rolling out a new breed of Pages called Friendship Pages that pull together the public wall posts, comments, photos (based on tags) and events that two friends have in common. -
The [id] Social Network Night
Amazing clients, amazing movie, amazing turnout for our digital super heroes -
Facebook for BlackBerry Gets a Facelift
If you’re a BlackBerry fan and a Facebook user, be sure to check out the new beta version of Facebook for BlackBerry version 1.9. -
Google Gives Local Businesses an Advertising Boost
Google has just launched Boost, a location-based ad product for local businesses. -
Facebook Stops Constantly Showing You Pictures of Your Ex
Facebook is doing its very best not to make you terribly sad. -
How to create email account in CPanel with Intense Hosting
Just follow these steps and you will be able to create your email account in CPanel Hosting with Intense Hosting -
HTML Email Signature Installation in Outlook 2003 and Outlook 2007
This how-to guide for HTML email signature installation in Outlook 07 and Outlook 03 is the easiest one to follow -
Internet Advertising Hits New Revenue Record
Online advertising is thriving in the U.S., according to figures released in the latest IAB Internet Advertising Revenue Report. -
Sony’s Google TV-Powered Devices Have Arrived
Sony has unveiled its newest line of Internet-enabled TVs, complete with the highly-anticipated Google TV software. -
How Has “The Social Network” Changed Facebook’s Brand Perception?
What effect has the film The Social Network had on the Facebook brand itself? -
Google Rules Online Search Market In September
Nearly three out of four Internet search users in the U.S. have used the services of search engine powerhouse Google Inc. (NASDAQ.GOOG), according to leading online competitive intelligence service provider Experian Hitwise. -
Google testing car that drives itself
Google Inc, the world's largest Internet search engine, has been tinkering with engines of another sort and come up with some futuristic results -- a car that drives itself. -
Repetition is the Key to Brand Development
Online brand development starts with the decision of what is the most appropriate identity for you and/or your business. -
Gmail launches priority inbox
Internet giant Google has launched a new version of its Gmail inbox, allowing users to have their mail automatically sorted by judging a message's importance. -
10 Characteristics To Look For When Choosing A Web Designer
Are you looking for a web designer to get your website design projects done? -
HOW TO: Avoid a Social Media Disaster
If there’s one thing that keeps social media marketers up at night, it’s the ever-present threat of a PR disaster. By now, every marketer is well-aware of how quickly dissatisfied consumers can turn to the social airwaves to vent about a brand. -
How Online Retailers Can Leverage Facebook’s Open Graph
Amazon and Facebook are making headlines with the launch of a new application that allows shoppers to receive product recommendations based on Facebook preferences. -
[id] Search Optimisation gets us into Advertising Toorak
Since launching our brand new site on Tuesday, Google has already indexed us and we're popping up everywhere! -
How often should I update my website?
One of the most common questions we hear from companies and organizations is 'how often should I update my website?'. -
File Transfer Protocol
File Transfer Protocol (FTP) is a standard network protocol used to copy a file from one host to another over a TCP/IP-based network, such as the Internet. -
10 Branding Trends for 2010: Value is the New Black
Though US economists are cautiously predicting an uptick in consumer spending next year, the post-recession landscape will present brand marketers with new challenges, new engagement realities and new rules, and will increase pressure to prove how and why branded products deliver value, according to (pdf) Dr. Robert Passikoff, president of Brand Keys. -
Building Your Brand
Branding is more than just a business buzzword. -
Promotional Article Writing, Six Points You Must Know!
I'm sure most of you are aware of the marketing power of a well-written promotional article about your industry or business. -
Quality issue hits world's largest money printer
The world's largest banknote printer, De La Rue, has temporarily suspended some printing at its largest plant in the UK following the discovery of "quality and production irregularities" in its paper production facilities. -
Printers can expect paper price rises of up to 10%
Paperlinx has said that printers can expect paper price rises across the sector in the face of "surging pulp prices, wild currency fluctuations and mill closures". -
Adobe launch cements 'commitment to print'
Adobe has reiterated its commitment to the print industry following the launch of version 2.5 of the Adobe PDF Print Engine at Ipex. -
Government report shows huge drop in printing vacancies
Jobs in printing have never been scarcer, but highly skilled professionals will remain a prized commodity, according to two reports. -
APIA campaign rallies against 'think before you print' email footers
The 'Paper – paper of every day' industry-wide campaign has turned its attention to "damaging" email footers that suggest printing is more harmful than emails. -
Tharstern releases latest MIS package
Tharstern has launched Primo, a new MIS package, at Ipex, and has extended its support for packaging printers with the integration of EskoArtwork's Artios software. -
Husband and wife photobook company vie for WA business award
A successful photobook business that a couple started in their front room has been shortlisted for the AMP Innovation Award in the 2010 Telstra Western Australian Business Awards. -
UPM launches Eco range
UPM has launched the UPM Eco range to offer "sustainable and economical benefits" to its customers. -
Reading the printed page is 'greener' than online browsing, says papermaker
Reading newspaper print has a lower impact on global warming than reading online, according to one of the world's leading papermakers. -
PMP acquires marketing communications tool AdCast
PMP has continued its push into marketing communications with the acquisition of campaign management software AdCast from STW Group. -
NZ printer to bring homegrown e-book tool to Australia
A New Zealand printer is looking across the Tasman with high hopes that the e-book software it developed in-house will be a hit with Australian printers. -
WikiLeaks Releases Afghan War Reports in Unprecedented Leak
A website called WikiLeaks just published secret documents related to the United States’ war against the Taliban in Afghanistan. -
WordPress Looks to Cure Writer’s Block by Acquiring Plinky
Automattic, the company behind WordPress.com, has acquired inspiration tool Plinky from Thing Labs, who are also creators of the Brizzly Twitter app. -
Facebook Steals the Architect of Google Chrome OS
Facebook’s quest for the world’s best technological talent continues. -
Barnes & Noble Captures 20% of E-Book Market
Barnes & Noble may have reported losses and been compelled to slash e-reader prices recently, but all is not lost, thanks to the company’s decision to enter the e-book market this year. -
Google Dives into Travel Search with $700 Million Acquisition of ITA
Google has acquired ITA, developer of the airfare search and pricing system QPX that is used by major airlines. -
5 Social Media Trends to Watch Right Now
With social media itself an exponentially growing trend that’s here to stay, many companies both small and large are keeping tabs on new social technologies as they emerge. -
Twitter Ad Network Tweetup Acquires Popurls and Twidroid
Twitter ad platform and search engine TweetUp has acquired popular Android Twitter client Twidroid, as well as RSS news aggregator Popurls, the company announced today. -
Can a New Tool for Sellers Take on Etsy and Amazon Marketplace?
It takes all but a few minutes to set up a basic shop with an e-mail address and store name, logo, description and custom URL. -
More Content Creators Cashing in on Blip.tv
Blip.tv is sending out more checks to its content providers than ever. -
Top 5 Mobile Commerce Trends for 2010
Considering that most people would rather lose their wallet than misplace their cell phone, it’s fitting that the mobile world is quickly becoming a new hub for business. -
iAds Generate $1,400 for One Developer in a Day
Phone app developer Jason Ting is letting the world know: In just one day, iAds generated almost $1,400 in revenue for his free iPhone 4 app. -
Domino’s UK Social Media Initiatives Help Increase Profits by 29%
According to Domino’s UK financial earnings report, the company has increased its pre-tax profit by nearly 29%, which equates to roughly $26 million. -
Facebook’s 500 Million Members
Facebook reached its 500 million member milestone yesterday and celebrated the event with the launch of Facebook Stories. -
Google Spent $100 Million Defending YouTube Against Viacom
Google CFO Patrick Pichette made an interesting revelation during a conference call discussing Google’s second quarter earnings today: It “invested” $100 million defending YouTube against Viacom’s $1 billion lawsuit. -
Calvin Klein Jeans Replaces Racy Billboards with QR Codes
This past weekend, Calvin Klein Jeans replaced three of its billboards — two in downtown New York and one on Sunset Boulevard in LA — not with another racy montage of scantily clad models, but with a bright red QR code under the words “Get It Uncensored.” -
YouTube Launches New HTML5-Friendly Embed Code
The YouTube blog has just posted about a new video embed style that uses <iframe> -
5 Online Tools for Answering Your Small Business Questions
Running a small business is filled with unknowns and crash course lessons. -
Tab Candy: Firefox Invents a Better Way to Manage Tabs
An experimental feature for Firefox that reimagines tabbed browsing through tab groups and reorganization -
Allure to Give Away $725,000 Worth of Beauty Products via Microsoft Tags
Allure magazine has partnered with Microsoft Tag for its annual Free Stuff issue this August, allowing readers to use their smartphones to participate in $725,000 worth of beauty product giveaways, which are awarded on a first-come, first-win basis. -
PayPal Now Adding One Million New Accounts Per Month
eBay Inc. has released its second quarter fiscal results, posting gains largely because of PayPal’s accelerating growth. -
Tab Candy - Changed title
Mozilla Creative Lead Aza Raskin has released Tab Candy -
SEO Mysteries Solved
SEO, or search engine optimization, is the most important element in building a successful website.