Tag Archive: google

Don’t Do a Google

If actions speak louder than words, and a picture paints a thousand words, take a look at this image and ask yourself what message it portrays.

If you’re a business owner, would you bring out a new product that could change the way your customers use your service (and that of your competitors) forever, yet not [...]

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Would You Trust Google With Twitter?

From Techcrunch to the Washington Post and beyond, the rumours/semi-rumours of Google buying micro-blogging site Twitter continue.
There’s enough already being written on the subject, so I’ll keep this brief.
Two words – Gmail and Feedburner. One is Google’s email program and the other’s a blog analytical  tool for stats, readers, clickthroughs, etc. But here’s the thing.
According [...]

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Social Media is a Language of Its Own

For anyone using social media, the benefits are obvious. The connections made, the advice and help shared, and the tools available to build brands both personal and professional. Yet for every one person that “gets it”, there are many more who don’t see its value. So who’s right? Is there even a right or wrong when it comes to social media?

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The Completely Pointless Google Experiment

Google is without a doubt the most popular search engine in town. With over 2/3 of the world’s web traffic coming from Google results, it doesn’t seem to be in any danger of losing its lofty position any time soon. But does it really know all the answers? In a slight drift from the norm, I decided to type in some random and bizarre questions. Would Google have the answers, or are there some things even they don’t know?

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