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Landing Pages and the Decision-Making Process
Landing page optimization and testing is a complex activity that requires knowledge of many fields, including usability, copywriting, math, and Web design. But at…
Why CafePress Needs Online Ratings
If you’re not familiar, CafePress is a site where you can purchase custom-designed apparel and gifts. There are many merchants selling their designs as…
MapQuest Updates Widget and Local Content
MapQuest has a few noteworthy updates to its widget and local content. First up, the widget has the following updates: The Maps and Driving…
Google Checkout Shopping Cart Allows Purchase of Multiple Items
If you’ve used the Google Checkout Buy Now button, you know that it’s a bit limiting – only allowing customers to purchase one item…
SEO covered at PRSA International Conference in Detroit
I’ve just returned from the PRSA International Conference in Detroit, Michigan. The Public Relations Society of America is the world’s largest organization for public…
Rep. Barton Suspicious of Google/Yahoo Deal
It turns out that the concern over the Google/Yahoo search advertising partnership is bipartisan. Earlier this month, Senator Herb Kohl (D-Wisc) urged caution in…
Online Advertising Networks Struggle As Industry Growth Slows
Online advertising networks are struggling to make ends meet during a tough economy and a slowdown in industry growth. JellyCloud and Adzilla have shut…
WebmasterRadio Holding Free PR & SEO Webinar Today
If you want to learn how to use PR for effective SEO, the free WebmasterRadio webinar today should be a must view. Registration can…
Blip.tv, DoubleClick Inserting Ads Into ITunes and Other Videos
Blip.tv CEO “Mike Hudack revealed that his company has found a way to dynamically insert ads from DoubleClick into video downloads on iTunes and…
Yahoo Gains Search Share While Microsoft and Google Drop
Bloomberg News reports the monthly search numbers for September have Yahoo gaining while Google and Microsoft have dropped. “Yahoo! Inc. handled a larger chunk…