Mobile advertising has reached an all time high and is expected to grow by 45% in 2010, which is why I have been a busy little bee. For the past year or so I have been studying mobile SEO (among many other things) and one thing I noticed, which I shouldn’t be sharing but will, is the fact that mobile SEO is two times more important than conventional SEO.
The Brainchild Group has rolled-out a new line of marketing services catering to the hotel and hospitality industry, which focus on strategically blending Social Media marketing and Search Engine Optimization (SEO) to produce highly profitable marketing campaigns.
The time has come: a brilliant team of MIT engineers worked together to build a car that can also — wait for it — fly! The Transition, as it was named, began development in 2006 and after years of hard work the FAA has finally stamped the vehicle with its approval.
Tesla Motors has not only placed itself in the history books for creating the first production electric vehicle to be manufactured/sold in North America and Europe, it has become only the second American car company to make an initial public offering.
Last weekend I went on a little adventure with Jon Rowen from Camtrol, who introduced me to a tucked away, commonly unknown park in Agoura Hills: Paramount Ranch. I’ve been to most of the parks/trails in Los Angeles, and was surprised I had not heard of Paramount Ranch. I guess we learn new things everyday, ey?
The moral of the story is to understand what’s going on around you and don’t be so self-contained that you forget about the little things in life. Today I was in the process of negotiating a total of around $30k in work, which was stressful in itself, but did not disregard another human being due to such. I hadn’t eaten all day and was starving, but didn’t focus on my food and only my food. One thing to remember in life is that it’s not always about you and your needs.
Looking to make some serious noise for your company and gain exposure in the competitive world of social media? If you’re reading this I assume you are, and a Social Media Vuvuzela (aka experienced marketing consultant) is what will get ‘er done.
Tonight I’m wrapping up a research study which has been under lock and key for the past few months, and I’m finally ready to let the cat out of the bag. As Twitter gains supernatural marketing powers by the day it’s up to us — Social Media marketeers — to stay on the ball.
The time has come and Google Voice was officially released today! I’ve been monitoring social trends throughout the day (as usual) and the launch of Google Voice is creating quite a buzz, which I’m happy about. This article touches on what exactly Google Voice is and how it will affect the future of telecommunications.
While researching topics online over the years, I have found that a vast majority of news websites are clearly lacking in the SEO department (if one even exists). I’m talking about large media companies that bring in billions of dollars per year and employ 10,000+ employees, but they’re simply dropping the ball. Out of 10,000+ employees, is there not one SEO professional?
Mobile advertising has reached an all time high and is expected to grow by 45% in 2010, which is why I have been a busy little bee. For the past year or so I have been studying mobile SEO (among many other things) and one thing I noticed, which I shouldn’t be sharing but will, is the fact that mobile SEO is two times more important than conventional SEO.
The Brainchild Group has rolled-out a new line of marketing services catering to the hotel and hospitality industry, which focus on strategically blending Social Media marketing and Search Engine Optimization (SEO) to produce highly profitable marketing campaigns.
The time has come: a brilliant team of MIT engineers worked together to build a car that can also — wait for it — fly! The Transition, as it was named, began development in 2006 and after years of hard work the FAA has finally stamped the vehicle with its approval.
Tesla Motors has not only placed itself in the history books for creating the first production electric vehicle to be manufactured/sold in North America and Europe, it has become only the second American car company to make an initial public offering.
Last weekend I went on a little adventure with Jon Rowen from Camtrol, who introduced me to a tucked away, commonly unknown park in Agoura Hills: Paramount Ranch. I’ve been to most of the parks/trails in Los Angeles, and was surprised I had not heard of Paramount Ranch. I guess we learn new things everyday, ey?
The moral of the story is to understand what’s going on around you and don’t be so self-contained that you forget about the little things in life. Today I was in the process of negotiating a total of around $30k in work, which was stressful in itself, but did not disregard another human being due to such. I hadn’t eaten all day and was starving, but didn’t focus on my food and only my food. One thing to remember in life is that it’s not always about you and your needs.
Looking to make some serious noise for your company and gain exposure in the competitive world of social media? If you’re reading this I assume you are, and a Social Media Vuvuzela (aka experienced marketing consultant) is what will get ‘er done.
Tonight I’m wrapping up a research study which has been under lock and key for the past few months, and I’m finally ready to let the cat out of the bag. As Twitter gains supernatural marketing powers by the day it’s up to us — Social Media marketeers — to stay on the ball.
The time has come and Google Voice was officially released today! I’ve been monitoring social trends throughout the day (as usual) and the launch of Google Voice is creating quite a buzz, which I’m happy about. This article touches on what exactly Google Voice is and how it will affect the future of telecommunications.
While researching topics online over the years, I have found that a vast majority of news websites are clearly lacking in the SEO department (if one even exists). I’m talking about large media companies that bring in billions of dollars per year and employ 10,000+ employees, but they’re simply dropping the ball. Out of 10,000+ employees, is there not one SEO professional?