Archive for September, 2007
Monday, September 17th, 2007
If you visit online forums at all, inevitably you might just see a customer service issue that makes its' way to the forum for discussion. This is usually the result of a failed attempt at dealing with the company in the first place. By the time the issue ...
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Wednesday, September 12th, 2007
One thing about Google is that they never think small.
And they like their privacy, so it comes as no surprise that company President Eric Schmidt is said to have secured a hangar to house Google's refurbished wide-body Boeing 767-200 out of Moffett Field, an airport that is run by ...
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Wednesday, September 12th, 2007
With the battle raging on in the internet advertising arena, Yahoo! has won out to be the main advertising source for Bebo, a popular social networking website for folks in England.
Officials are expected to announce the agreement in London today and is part of a plan to boost their ...
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Tuesday, September 11th, 2007
Google has expanded their Referrals program to offer many different products and services. The program is a Cost Per Action setup with some extremely high payouts. The big difference between Referrals and regular Google Adsense ads is that you don't just get paid for clicks. Instead, ...
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Monday, September 10th, 2007
One of the big advantages of the Google Adsense is the nearly live time traffic stats that you get. Because of the almost instantaneous nature of the stats, and the presence of tracking channels, you can "play" with your Adsense implementation until you get something nearing perfection. This ...
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Friday, September 7th, 2007
Yesterday Google announced the addition of a new service called "My Library" which will allow web users to organize and browse their favorite book titles.
This service lets visitors create links to books and articles and then allows them to rate them, review them and share them with others visitors.
Users ...
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Friday, September 7th, 2007
One frustrating thing about webmasters is their tendency to mindlessly copy and clone everything in sight. This can range from entire websites to erroneous information. Once they get a wrong-headed idea into their minds, it's like pulling teeth to try and get them to evolve and change. One ...
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Thursday, September 6th, 2007
Google Adsense can be annoying if you're a publisher at times. One of the most consistently frustrating things is when you do your job and "get more traffic", but the new traffic is monetized at a lower rate than you expected. In essence, you get paid less for ...
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Wednesday, September 5th, 2007
It was recently announced that Facebook is opening up their user profiles to be spidered and indexed by the major search engines.
If you're shy and don't want your profile to be served up as a result, not to worry. Philip Fung reassures that you can set your privacy permissions to ...
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Wednesday, September 5th, 2007
Today Yahoo! announced that they have bought BlueLithium, an advertising company that displays banners on about 1,000 websites.
Increased competition in the online advertising market between Yahoo, Microsoft, and Google has led to a series of acquisitions by all three companies. Yahoo has struggled over the past year, reporting disappointing ...
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