Web sites operating from the German state of Schleswig-Holstein using the Facebook “like” button will face hefty fines after the end of September this year. (more…)
German State Bans Facebook Like Button
Facebook Questions mini-survey feature
If you’re looking to do a little more with your business’s Facebook page, consider Facebook Questions’ mini-survey feature. (more…)
Twitter’s Indirect Traffic Boosting Power
If you’ve been using Twitter for a while and unimpressed with the amount of traffic you’re receiving; you may be getting more visitors to your site as a result of tweeting than you think. (more…)
Fake reviews from backlink services
Cheap and nasty backlink services are increasingly using fake customer reviews as the carrier for their link spamming – and the practice could see the online businesses and agencies that hire them in very hot water. (more…)
Twitter launches one-click follow button
Twitter has now made it easier to follow another Twitter user with the launch of a one click follow feature for web sites. (more…)
Google’s +1 button launched for websites
Google’s answer to Facebook’s “like” button has been released for web sites, called the +1 button – and it’s probably an important one to add to your site. (more…)
Cause marketing – which to choose?
A crucial aspect in the success of cause marketing is the cause you choose to support. (more…)
Newspaper coverage and website traffic
A request to be interviewed by a major newspaper can be an exciting time; but the resulting coverage may not match expectations in relation to web site traffic. Here’s a few reasons why. (more…)
Instant preview for Adwords ads
It was launched in the U.S. a couple of days ago, but I only just noticed it – Google has rolled out its instant preview feature for Adwords listings. (more…)
Subscription confirmation reminders
Usually once someone signs up for a double opt in list, they’ll get one email requesting confirmation and that’s it. That may not be enough. (more…)







