August 23rd, 2010 | Bill McIntosh, Founder
Google recently purchased Like.com. The Like.com homepage now has this to say:
“Like has been acquired by Google.
Since 2006, Like.com has been moving the frontiers of eCommerce forward one step at a time. We were the first to bring visual search to shopping, the first to build an automated cross-matching system for clothing, and more. We didn’t stop there and don’t have plans to stop now. We see joining Google as a way to supersize our vision and supercharge our passion. This is something we are truly excited about.”
Tags: business, ecommerce, google, google goggles, google images, googles app, image search, like, like.com, mobile, mobile advertising, Mobile Marketing, visual search
August 19th, 2010 | Samantha Montano, Customer Relations
Love love love the iPad and the idea of taking a computer the size of a notebook, anywhere and everywhere with me.
Android 3.0 Tablet… I am almost certain I will love even more. Now I am sure the preference of the two comes down to each individuals needs but I think the Android’s apps are far superior to that of the iPhone. They seem so much more interactive and alive compared to the iPhones ability to simply mimic a web browser. Now as I can’t say for sure that the Android 3.0 Tablet will reign supreme over the iPad because I don’t really know what they will be targeting to set them apart.
Tags: 10 inch tablet, Android 3.0 tablet, Android 3.0 tablet PC, Android tablet, Android tablet PC, Bill McIntosh, brand, Digitimes, google, Google merger, google news, ipad, iphone, Lowell McAdam, McIntosh, Mingchi Kuo, Motorola, PC, Verizon
August 18th, 2010 | Carlos Gamez, Business Development
As we all know Google is the giant when it comes to search engines. And when you are the Big boy you put yourself in the sights of anyone with ambition and/or drive to be numero uno.
According to Computerworld Google still reigns supreme at 65.8% of the search market last month . The thing is that Google actually lost .04% of it’s share. Remember this is global and .04% of search traffic is a huge number of people.
Tags: apple, bing, Chome OS, google, HTC, Tablet, Tablet PC, Yahoo.iPad
August 13th, 2010 | Samantha Montano, Customer Relations
I have been getting really excited over the new mobile technology that seems to be coming out faster then I can keep up with it. Last week it was Firefox Home for the iPhone and this week it is, my personal favorite, Chrome2Phone for the Android. Now at first glance I thought they were the same application for different phones because they both are accessed through Google’s mobile platform, the Cloud. True as this may be… soon I discovered what sets these two applications apart.
Tags: Android, Android application, Android Apps, blog, blogging, Chrome 2 Phone, Chrome2Phone, google, google news, internet, iphone, mobile, mobile applications, mobile apps, Mobile Marketing, mobile netowrking, video, youtube
August 11th, 2010 | Carlos Gamez, Business Development
I hear this once in a while. Odd but true . In fact I am convinced that the only danger there is in Social Media Marketing is to NOT be involved in using it!
There are many theories about your brain getting fried because of the Social networking. Or Losing your sanity because you are obsessively connected to your devices… Phones, Laptops and tablets.
I don’t think it’s true outside the foolishness of texting while driving.
Tags: facebook, FB, google, network marketing, social meda, social media marketing, social networking, twitter, youtube
August 5th, 2010 | Samantha Montano, Customer Relations
TechCrunch broke the news last night of another Google purchase of a little company called Slide. Slide just so happens to be a manufacturer of social apps for sites like Facebook, Bebo, Friendster, MySpace and even Orkut, based in San Francisco. With Slide providing popular social applications like Rock Riot and Super Poke, to name a few, it is easy to see why Google would see them as such an asset.
Tags: Bebo, Eric Schmidt, facebook, Farmville, Friendster, google, google me, Mafia War, MySpace, New York Times, Orkut, Slide, social media, social media networking, social networking, TechCrunch, Zynga
August 5th, 2010 | Scott Elkin, Technical Director
If you have wondered how much Google knows about you, here is a (humorous) solution: The Google Alarm Firefox Add-on.
Google Alarm can both visually and audibly notify you every time you send data to Google’s servers, and it isn’t just from Youtube or Gmail. It could be from any site that uses Google Analytics, Google AdSense, embedded Youtube videos, etc. You’ll be suprised!
Tags: adsense, Firefox, google, youtube
July 14th, 2010 | Carlos Gamez, Business Development
Microsoft is after Apple…Apple is after Google…and Google is going after the world!
The world is changing “technologically” right before our eyes and this means opportunity for you and your business.
I saw yesterday a brilliant man extremely successful and extremely influential in his area of expertise make a pointed statement against those in the Internet Marketing field.
His statement was that the Internet wasn’t a technology medium, but a people medium.
Tags: apple, apps, google, internet marketing, marketing, microsoft, Mobile Marketing, online marketing, sales
June 28th, 2010 | Samantha Montano, Customer Relations
Now this is a question that I hear over and over from client’s and co-workers alike. Everyone wants to know if Affiliate Marketing is not only worth it but if it is really beneficial? Or what the risks are of marketing for a company and then finding out their unethical? Just like everything else, it really depends on what products your sign up for and how you market them.
Tags: affiliate marketing, google, internet, internet marketing, internet marketing tools, local internet marketing, local online marketing, market research, marketing, online marketing, online website marketing, web marketing, word of mouth
June 17th, 2010 | Scott Elkin, Technical Director
Now available at TestTube (Youtube’s place to test new features), you can now edit your Youtube videos on their website!
You don’t have to install anything – just go to their site and you can:
- Combine multiple videos into one longer video
- You can trim the beginning or end of it.
- Add soundtracks
- Create new videos and publish them to YouTube without having to upload anything
Tags: google, video, youtube