It is no longer just a search engine. Google Chrome is gaining in popularity among the web browsers. It had 10 million users at the end of 2008, 30 million at the end of 2009 and in mid-2010 already had 70 million active users. How is that for a growth spurt?
Mobile & Technology
Visibility Marketing Trends for 2011
In the beginning of 2010, a group of internet experts and mavens got together and announced that “we will all be leaving in the cloud by 2020”. It seems to be happening faster than they have predicated. Many business owners realized that cloud computing is very beneficial.
Blog 2.0 – Puglisi’s Blog 2011
The blog founded by Brand Marketing Educator, Basil C. Puglisi will move from text based blog articles to media…. after all if it’s a blog about digital media it should include some of the web 2.0 feel.
Happy Holidays!!! Social Media Do and Don’t
So as we hit Christmas Eve, I like to take a minute and share a few Social Media etiquettes for the general year, but ring even more true for the Holidays.
Social Media Trends for 2011
The use of social media through mobile devices tripled. The tablet became popular and threatens to revolutionize laptops and school books…
Social Brand Visibility: Ping.fm
At its core, social media sites are meant to be a communication platform, where you connect with people in a two way conversation. Ping.fm might turn it into one-way broadcasting mechanisms.
Archos 101 and Archos 70 Internet Tabs ruined by Archos business model and execution.
I was very excited to see this project and while I tried to find every reason to support the tablet, the ultimate test of a product is the company behind it, Archos clearly made a mediocre product terrible.
Archos 101 Android Tablet to Release Monday
“We are estimating to see the Archos 101 16GB on our webstore as of this Monday.”
Thank you,Brian D – Archos Sales Support
Startups that could affect your Marketing Strategy
TechCrunch, a company that started as a blog in 2005 and has evolved to be one of the biggest and more innovative companies, holds a yearly conference where they choose 25 new startups from over 1000 applications to present their ideas to the conference and through it to the world.
How to get Your Small Business on the Virtual Map
Getting your business known and noticed in the virtual world can boost your brand identity recognition and your sales to unforeseen heights, depending on your marketing strategies. So how to put your small business on the virtual map?