Maybe you were one of the 100 million who watched the underdog New Orleans Saints win the Super Bowl, but here’s something you didn’t see: an ad from Pepsi, noticeably absent among Super Bowl advertisers for the first time in…
Continue Reading >Maybe you were one of the 100 million who watched the underdog New Orleans Saints win the Super Bowl, but here’s something you didn’t see: an ad from Pepsi, noticeably absent among Super Bowl advertisers for the first time in…
Continue Reading >Google is thinking small as it continues to grow. The search giant is focusing on mobile in 2010, according to CEO Eric Schmidt, who spoke during a conference call (full audio transcript) on the announcement of Google’s Q4 earnings.
Before he got…
Continue Reading >Having lost the 1/2 billion dollar bid to acquire Yelp, it was obvious Google was moving aggressively to win the local war. It’s no surprise then that the search giant announced location will now be a critical factor for the search…
Continue Reading >Recently the Virginia Senate has proposed Bill 660. Effectively, the same advertising tax that was passed and caused significant damage to the small entrepreneurial internet marketing businesses in those states and cost small business jobs in the process.
States have started…
Continue Reading >In the Consumer Packaged Goods (CPG) world, when Procter & Gamble (P&G) makes a move, every one of its competitors take notice. That’s because P&G is the world’s branding powerhouse, owner of 300 brands with such legendary names as Crest,…
Continue Reading >Last month Affiliate Convention came to my neighborhood. I took advantage of the opportunity to walk the exhibit hall with one of our team members who had never been to a conference.
As we wrapped up I told him that while…
Continue Reading >I’ve always believed the real winners in marketing play a game of basics PLUS. Those who survive are the ones who master basic strategies and skills, but those who excel are the ones who go beyond the basics – that’s…
Continue Reading >Back in October of 2008, We Watch Your Website’s security blog reported that malicious hackers were actually using successful SEO campaigns to spread a huge money making bit of malware to unsuspecting victims. The attack was maniacally brilliant. By finding vulnerable…
Continue Reading >In the last post I provided some background on offers and the confusion they may cause. I also pointed out the potential for scams. In this article, I’ll put a little more focus into the complexity of the offer systems and…
Continue Reading >There was a point this summer when 2009 was set to become The Year of the Google Killer. Two highly anticipated launches had Google’s dominance in search squarely in their sites.
And so along came Wolfram Alpha and along came Bing…
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