Over the weekend news developed around a Facebook blog post on protecting people on the social site. In the post, the Facebook Security team notified users that several employee laptops had been attacked last month
Over the weekend news developed around a Facebook blog post on protecting people on the social site. In the post, the Facebook Security team notified users that several employee laptops had been attacked last month
This may be obvious to many of you but hosting bad sites on your own domain name is not a good idea. I.e
While we usually talk about how to rank well in Google, there are plenty of non-Google local search engines such as Yelp, YP.com, CityGrid, etc.
As is common knowledge, the vast population of over 1 billion in China paves the way for fantastic consumerism which we Westerners should become involved with. All company’s need is to be recognised in order to succeed, and the best way to do this is through Search Engine Optimisation.
If you have recently launched a new company, let me go ahead and introduce you to your new best friend … It’s SEO! The goal of search engine optimization is to get your website to appear in the search engine results listings whenever users enter certain phrases into their search boxes.
It’s hardly headline news that Google is by far the most popular search engine for users in the U.S. and most of the world. But what is headline worthy: for two of the past three months, Google has owned 67 percent of the U.S.
If you want to minimize bad news as much as possible, you tell people about it minutes before they leave the office on a Friday evening. Facebook announced they were compromised via a “zero-day” attack…
With millions of blogs and other social content to compete against, the challenge of standing out can seem overwhelming for business and personal bloggers alike. But it doesn’t have to be a mystery for customers to find your corporate blog. If you have interesting and useful things to say, there is an audience seeking that very information
Posted by willcritchlow This is a post of two halves. The first half runs through my thoughts on what makes for good metrics, while the second half focuses on a specific process for building appropriate reporting metrics for your individual situation. Now, I’m a very numbers-driven person