Archive for June, 2011

With so many options available when it comes to sending tweets – from third-party applications for the web, mobile apps and texting – Twitter developers are continuing releasing new features and updates in hopes to keep users on Twitter.com. Some of the latest updates make tweeting from Twitter.com more appealing and more user-friendly. Abby Gilmore [...]

If the name Kenny Hyder doesn’t ring a bell… it should.  Kenny is a frequent speaker at some of the largest internet marketing conferences including: Pubcon, SMX, Blogworld and DMA and has been building brands and growing businesses online since 2004 and the owner of Hyder Media. Continuing the conversation on the state of Search [...]

It’s a rare treat in the technology world that the industry giants voluntarily agree to a shared standard. Usually it’s a Blu-ray/HD DVD type scenario where players back different standards and consumers are left hoping they’ve chosen the option that will win out (somewhere, a Laserdisc owner is sobbing). So it was encouraging to hear [...]

The other day a friend of mine posted on Facebook that a new antique store opened in our neighborhood, and she thought it was a great little place. I started searching for it online so I could find out their hours (my friend couldn’t remember them). Personally, I hate driving to places only to find [...]

To further discuss local search optimization, I’ve reached out to and begun a dialogue on the topic with Michael Dorausch. He’s President and Founder of Planet Chiropractic, an online resource developed to serve chiropractors and interested parties. Michael’s reputation in the online search community is not for his chiropractic skills, but rather for his ability [...]