Remember when Instant Messaging was about the coolest thing on the internet? It seemed like magic that you could have a real time text conversation with someone across the office or around the world. We were just discussing yesterday how little we seem to use Instant Messaging anymore. Perhaps because IM has
Yahoo has done a study of what motivates women to go online and what they tend to do online. We found this interesting as marketers and think our readers might as well. 92% of women surveyed said accessing the internet was their top "me time" activity. 35% go online to stay in
The following infographic from Scout Analytics outlines the problems newspapers are facing in trying to get similar revenues from online content they once did from print content. The facts are the time spent with an actual newspaper is exponentially longer than with online news and consequently that translates into an obvious dollar per minute
We think social bookmarking is a wonderful thing. Where we once would email ourselves links to bookmark on multiple computers, we are able to bookmark a site or page and add multiple tags as well, so we can search for every website we might have bookmarked about left handed lacrosse players or mobile design sites...whatever our
Not long ago we discussed the increasing importance of both local and national review sites, including the need to spend some time keeping up with what your customers are saying about you. Whether you choose to use these reviews and comments as a way to start a dialog or as a way to measure
