In today’s changing media environment, local businesses are looking for new ways to reach the consumer. In addition to placing ads in traditional outlets like the print Yellow Pages—which still have significant consumer reach—local businesses are increasingly adding websites and social networking pages, online videos, iPhone and iPad apps and other popular advertising tools to *** Read the full post by clicking on the headline above or, in Facebook, by clicking on the “View Original Post” link below

In today’s changing media environment, local businesses are looking for new ways to reach the consumer. In addition to placing ads in traditional outlets like the print Yellow Pages—which still have significant consumer reach—local businesses are increasingly adding websites and social networking pages, online videos, iPhone and iPad apps and other popular advertising tools to *** Read the full post by clicking on the headline above or, in Facebook, by clicking on the “View Original Post” link below. ***

Posted by Kate Morris We have all been there once or twice, maybe a few more than that even. You just launched a site or a project,

Posted by Kate Morris We have all been there once or twice, maybe a few more than that even. You just launched a site or a project,

Many website owners don’t have a good understanding of exactly what their SEO does, how he does it or how he charges for it. This should help answer many of those questions

Many website owners don’t have a good understanding of exactly what their SEO does, how he does it or how he charges for it. This should help answer many of those questions.

Brent Csutoras, my partner at BlueGlass, was one of a handful of social media users to be chosen to test the new Digg Version 4.0. Brent was also the first tester to get permission to share his experiences in the new Digg

In November 2009, I posted, ” Murdoch to Google: Drop Dead .” It analyzed News Corp. Chief Executive Rupert Murdoch’s threat to block Google from being able to search its Web sites

In November 2009, I posted, ” Murdoch to Google: Drop Dead .” It analyzed News Corp. Chief Executive Rupert Murdoch’s threat to block Google from being able to search its Web sites. I said “maybe Murdoch should think twice before pulling the plug on 25 percent of WSJ.com’s traffic” and I concluded, “who knows, maybe the tables will be turned someday and we’ll read a headline like: “Google to Murdoch: Go Ahead, Make My Day.” Click to read the rest of this post..

Question: have you conducted a search recently on Facebook? And have you noticed that something different, something huge was happening