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Google Labs has always been the source of both functionality and fun for users of Google’s array of properties. From its seemingly enigmatic walls, we’ve seen Google engineers push out services that range from useful features like Google Trends and Google Docs, to those that simply border on the fascinating and the twee [...]

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The Skinny on Writing Engaging Content

RSpears @ April 8, 2010 # 2 Comments

The Millenials (aka the Nintendo Generation) continues to be the ever-growing majority of Internet users worldwide. Because of this and their openness to new concepts, changes and opportunities, they are generally the largest demographic being targeted by social networks, blogs, Web and mobile services and, of course, marketers. However, grabbing their attention is a challenge, [...]

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Capture Your Audience and Keep Them Too

RSpears @ March 23, 2010 # One Comment

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The current generation of audience is whimsically being referred to as the Nintendo Generation by some marketing and media entities. And like most archetypes, it has many characteristics that loosely define and differentiate it from other generations, including a much progressive attitude when it comes to accepting changes and opportunities with seamless [...]

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Bing Farms for Followers

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Seeing the immense popularity of the Facebook game

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Analytics Data can help Strengthen an SEO Campaign

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When it comes to running an SEO campaign, having good data is key. A successful SEO campaign will deliver traffic from a wide range of keywords, including terms and phrases you didn’t expect. With an analytics account, you are able to more accurately gauge implementation strategies and will gain a better understanding of how the [...]

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