Facebook Winning Over Business Audiences

by | Friday | Internet

If the Dow passes below 2,000 and World War III breaks out, we feel confident that at least a couple of corporate reps will continue to argue about whether Facebook or MySpace is more popular.  Yet new data falls on Facebook’s side where some retailers are...

Local is As Local Does

by | Friday | Internet

It looks like search engines have officially trumped the Yellow Pages when it comes to customers looking for local businesses. Data from comScore and TMP Directional Marketing shows that this year more people are turning to search engines after last year’s...

Journalists Struggle With New Media

by | Friday | Internet

Reporters are complaining that news organizations are burning them out by making them use more and different types of technology to tell their stories, journalists said at a National Press Club Forum this week. Journalists charge there is little evidence that new...

REMO Principles–What's Your Preferred Method of Learning?

by | Friday | Internet, Marketing, Real Estate

The numbers have been crunched, and things are moving ahead at a decent pace. A couple of options to consider that your feedback will greatly help in determining the ultimate immediate short-term direction for the REMO Training program. The REMO Training (physically...

Showing Respect With Your Anchor Text

by | Thursday | Internet

Bloggers and other web-based writers do a lot of linking. It’s great for the Blogosphere. In fact it’s really the only reason we have a Blogosphere. How often are our links misleading though? I’m not talking about "paid" or sponsored links...

Cogent and Sprint Break the Internet!

by | Thursday | Internet

Tens of thousands of public internet addresses located on Cogent’s  backbone are no longer accessible from Sprint Customers. This disruption is affecting thousands of web properties including WebProNews.com. Drudgereport.com was also affected by this outage...