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September 1, 2010 by Sandip Sen
Internet giant Google has entered the VOIP segment telephony with an offer of free local call service within US and Canada to users of Gmail. If you are a Gmail user you can just log on to Google.com/voice and talk free to any landline within North America. For international calls users have to pay anything [...]
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August 30, 2010 by Neil Jones
With around 4.6 Billion phones currently in circulation in the world today, most with some sort of web browsing capability, there is untold potential, but is this an area that we as search marketers have over looked or are we still afraid of the unknown?
I could ream off stacks and stack of facts and figures [...]
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August 26, 2010 by Jill Whalen
When you review the keywords from which people clicked to your site, are they only peripherally related to what you offer? If so, your website is likely suffering from BlindWebsititis!
What Is BlindWebsititis?
BlindWebsititis is what happens to websites when those in charge of their content don’t come right out and say exactly what every page is [...]
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August 26, 2010 by Sandip Sen
In the dog eat dog mobile phones market, vultures swoop at every opportunity of a player’s weakness. The high-tech smartphone market saw two major entrants Samsung and Sony Ericson barge their way with exciting new models introduced last fortnight, immediately after the high profile face off between RIM the makers of BlackBerry with regulators worldwide.
The [...]
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August 17, 2010 by Jill Whalen
Looking at the latest search marketing conference agendas, articles, and online news in the SEM space, it certainly appears that social media marketing and networking are the wave of the future.
To a certain extent, they are.
Social media, and social networking in particular, create a back-and-forth conversation with your target audience, so you can virally [...]
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August 10, 2010 by Sandip Sen
The news of UAE banning the use of BlackBerry messaging service after October 2011 spread like wildfire through global markets causing the share price of its manufacturer, Research In Motion to plunge by nearly 5%. The Canadian smartphone operator RIM which controls 20% of the world’s market for business phones, way behind Nokia at 40% [...]
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