Archive for the ‘Marketing’ Category

GoDaddy.com Superbowl Commercial

Monday, February 4th, 2008

I've never quite been able to figure out exactly how GoDaddy.com ties into the Superbowl, but somehow this domain registration company is able to pull off a spot. Here's this year's GoDaddy Superbowl commercial: Enjoy!

AOL Is Still Losing

Wednesday, August 1st, 2007

It doesn't take a rocket scientist to figure that internet access is no longer the trusted dial in connection that once reigned supreme. This method of connecting to the internet has been losing it's popularity as high speed methods like cable, DSL and even fiber optics have replaced it and ...

eHarmony To Implement Voice Over IP For Love Connections

Monday, July 16th, 2007

It's funny how online dating is coming back full circle. Online matchmaking company eHarmony recently announced that they were implementing VoIP (Voice Over IP) to help people make love connections. The new service will protect users by not disclosing any personal information such as their home or business address or ...

MySpace To Enter Into The Political Arena

Wednesday, April 25th, 2007

The latest announcement from Myspace is looking to change the way politics are done. Myspace is launching a new political reality show called "Independant" and will offer a 1 million dollar cash prize that the winner doesn't get to keep. Instead the winner will get to use the money for ...

GE To Launch 250 Million Media Fund

Monday, April 16th, 2007

Media is the hot topic of the day and GE is jumping into the arena with 250 million dollars. They are investing in companies that are involved in digital advertising, mobile advertising or social networks that can help build digital business for NBC Universal. "It basically is a way for ...

Offline And Online Marketing Converge

Monday, April 9th, 2007

It's easy to think of online marketing as being somehow completely different that more traditional offline methods, but in essence, nothing is different except the technology. Internet marketing allows businesses to get the best up-to-the minute data about customers, but the rules of traditional marketing still matter.

Thailand Continues Ban Of Youtube

Thursday, April 5th, 2007

Thailand recently banned access to Youtube in their country after finding a short video clip that was considered insulting to their monarch. Despite the video being removed, the ban remains. "That's not enough. We want the picture removed, too, before we unblock it," said Sitthichai Pookaiyaudom, the minister of information and ...

The Role Of Social Websites In Modern Elections

Tuesday, October 10th, 2006

Everyone can realize just how big the social networking websites have gotten. MySpace is nearly ubiquitous now. So it's no surprise that the role of social websites in politics is increasing. The chance of going viral with a political message of some sort has to be appealing ...

Business Listings Build The Foundation For Success

Friday, October 6th, 2006

One thing that any new or existing business should do to raise awareness of their products or services is to make sure they have plenty of business listings in places that can help them. Here are some suggestions for basic business listings to get started. The Yellow Pages Many people ...

Don’t Forget About Your Existing Customers!

Monday, October 2nd, 2006

One of the biggest mistakes any business can make is to lose contact with people that have done business with you in the past. Keep In Touch! This idea isn't new, in fact it's the first thing that you'll read about in most marketing books available today. People that have already ...