Web 2.0 has a huge me-too problem. Everyday a new company announces a ‘new’ product which is nothing more than an old product slight modifications or a few small additional features. This mentality is not only bad for users but also for marketers and even the startups.
Archive for July, 2007
How The Open Platform is Hurting Facebook
While the decision to allow everyone to register and join Facebook has gotten the site millions of users, the larger user base hasn’t come without its own set of problems.
Microsoft’s Massive Assault on the Web and the Living Room
A massive offensive by Microsoft is underway. The signs are all there, maybe you just haven’t notice, but it’s more than likely that you have. Take a look at your RSS feeds over the past few days, glance at Digg‘s popular stories, browse the headline stories of Techmeme from this week – Microsoft, Microsoft, Microsoft, on multiple fronts too.
3 Ads That Guarantee Results
Here is a collection of advertisements that guarantee results. Truly great ads for which the marketing firm deserves a lot of credit.
What is Blogging All About?
I watched a clip from Loren Feldmen the other day, discussing what blogging is all about and I decided to share some thoughts on why I blog and what I think it’s is all about.
What Content Reddit Users Are Clicking On
Software Makes Social Media Success Easier
While in theory socially driven news sites and social media communities are supposed to be a one person one vote democratic platforms this isn’t always the case in practice. In reality, and as pointed out earlier, every socially driven community has community leaders who can make or break your chances of success. Luckily for you these leaders are now easy to identify.
Using Facebook Apps to Increase Traffic by 300%
While there is almost unanimous agreement that advertising on Facebook results in little to no return on investment, the jury is still out on the viability of Facebook applications, with some sites showing an excess of 300% growth attributed to adopting the Facebook platform.
How to Compete with Google Search
It isn’t easy to compete with Google. Many have tried and failed; but not because it is impossible to compete with the search engine giant but because competitors fail to realize the company’s weaknesses unlike Google, which recognized and capitalized other search engines’ weaknesses in 1997 and rose to the dominant position it holds today.
Pronet Advertising’s 4 Steps to Success
Over the past year we’ve covered many different subjects from the basics of blogging to how to really make your traffic explode. Here are Pronet Advertisings 4 steps to success.
