I have definite ideas on this question. But what got my attention recently was a reference to SEO in a prime time television show (one of the legal dramas) on one of the major US networks. It went something like this: Lawyer: “What are you concerned about?” Client: “I’m concerned that the jury will have […]
Will Microsoft’s BING Finally Bring Success in the Search Engine Market?
Microsoft’s new search service is called BING, and takes a contrarian approach to the simple Google Interface. The BING interface is kind of a cross between Google and the Yahoo Directory, with a bit of Expedia, MapQuest, Shopping.com, UTube and Flicker thrown in for good measure. Never accuse Microsoft of being modest in their ambitions–this […]
Google Chrome–a Strategic Platform or just another Browser?
Google’s new Chrome Browser came out a few weeks ago to quite a bit of attention. It’s big news 1) because it’s from Google and 2) it brings back memories of the “browser wars”, and seems like it could potentially signal the next big battleground in the intense rivalry between Google and Microsoft. I’ve downloaded […]
Competing with Entrenched Software & Hardware Industry Giants
Competing with Tech industry giants can be HARD. This of course happens constantly in the software and hardware business. It’s all part of the cycle of innovation and hardware and software competition that makes our business so dynamic. One of the more high-profile competitions that is happening now is in the Artificial Intelligence market. Many […]
Which Online Advertising Platforms Should You Include in Your Marketing Mix?
I often write about online marketing, as many of my regular readers know. A frequent topic of mine is Pay-Per-Click (PPC) advertising, also known as Cost-Per-Click (CPC). Occasionally, people will refer to this marketing vehicle as Search Engine Advertising. What you’re hearing this called more and more is “Google Adwords”. HAS GOOGLE ADWORDS “BECOME” ONLINE […]
