When you build a Website or even a Web page do you know who you are talking to? Who is your audience? What is the person that visits your page looking for? What are you trying to sell? What are you trying to say? Know the answers to the above questions and your pages will [...]
We just experienced the results of the greatest marketing campaign in history.
The beta version of Internet Explorer 8 (IE8) has the online advertising world scared that they won’t be able to track traffic or have as much control over ads in the future. Some believe that the new version of IE8 has been designed to hurt Google’s online advertising model. The new InPrivate feature has been [...]
Google Knol has finally launched. If you’re not familiar with Knol yet it’s sort of like Wikipedia except that authorship is highly valued. I’m sure Google would love to own Wikipedia (imagine the ad revenue on all those millions of pages?), but it was never for sale so they did what any good business does [...]
I like Google. At least for now. Everyone likes Google until they get banned. What I don’t like about Google is how easy it is to get banned and how vague their reason is for banning you. I just read an interesting article by Robyn Tippins about Google making more enemies. It’s worth checking out.
In one week I’ll be blogging about the Ad:Tech New York show from New York City. You can read about my experience at the conference at the Clickfire blog.
There are a lot of rumor flying around the Blogosphere today about an announcement from Facebook at or during the Ad:Tech New York Conference. It seems that Facebook is going to use the user created content to generate targeted ads. I’ll be at AdTech and you can read my conference reviews at ClickFire.com
I will be in New York City for the Ad:Tech 2007 digital marketing conference (Nov 5-8). I’m going to spend most of my free time touring the city and talking to others in the industry but I’ve worked out a deal with Clickfire.com to provide a day-by-day review of the Adtech NY conference. Surf on [...]