I write for a few sites and have come across a common problem I believe really guts the power of a press release. (more…)
Press release tip – brevity is bad
Choosing web site images
I’m graphically challenged. That’s abundantly apparent. I prefer to focus on text. However, I do believe images play an incredibly important role on a web site. If you’re like me, how do you go about choosing images? (more…)
Many fingers in the ad revenue pie
Most publishers sell display ad space via ad networks for a reason – it seems more simple and saves time. But perhaps that approach is coming at a huge cost. (more…)
Facebook routes email to wrong users
Imagine intending to send an email to someone and it winds up going to someone different. Misdirected communications have brought down many a celebrity, politician and company. (more…)
Google adds Facebook to real-time search
Google recently announced it is now incorporating Facebook Pages status updates in its real-time search feature. (more…)
Communicating during downtime
As a web site owner, there’s nothing worse than your site or an essential service like a shopping cart or email application being down and the service provider isn’t communicating. (more…)
“Easy pay” web publishing model
Monetizing online content is never easy if you’re looking for big bucks. Many big name newspapers are considering paid access models and now the IAB board of directors chairman is suggesting a broader implementation of paid content. (more…)
Over 50 million tweets served – a day
Kevin Weil, the Analytics Lead at Twitter, has revealed some interesting stats about Twitter activity. (more…)
Facebook eclipses Yahoo traffic
Facebook has blasted past Yahoo as the number two most popular site in the USA. (more…)
Boosting online survey response rates
In a world where folks are getting suspect of clicking on links in emails; merchants sending out survey requests can have a bit of an uphill battle; particularly when they utilize third party survey services. (more…)