Just reading this over on Conor O’Neill’s Argolon blog: should a small business blog about development of a new product? I think the answer has to be a resounding yes.
Gordon Murray of eWrite in Cork is apparently considering chronicling the trials and tribulations of product development in his blog. As Conor points out, there are [...]
Entries from April 2008
The dilemma: to open up and share, or to play things close to your chest….
April 30th, 2008 · 2 Comments
Tags: Blogs · Digital Marketing · Internet Marketing · Product development · Social Media
Web analytics? Sexy? Fun?
April 8th, 2008 · No Comments
Surely not! Isn’t analytics all about data and charts and KPIs and dreary, tedious… well, statistics?
The ability to measure and track everything on your website is of course one of the major boons of online marketing. With a little bit of foresight you can see what’s working, what’s not and invest your time and money [...]
Tags: Digital Marketing · Internet Marketing · Web Analytics
Is Content King? Or Is Search?
April 5th, 2008 · No Comments
Browsing through the latest "the day in search" on the Search Engine Land site, an article title "Is Content King? Or Is Search?" in Business Week caught my eye. It’s an interesting article that goes on to look at the tensions that inevitably creep in when tech companies and traditional media collide, but I can’t [...]
Tags: Consumer behaviour · Digital Marketing · Internet Marketing · Online Opinion · Traditional media
Conference calling
April 2nd, 2008 · No Comments
I’m in Dublin for the Search Marketing World 2008 event tomorrow. Organised by Interactive Return this promises to be a great event. Chris Sherman, Partner & Executive Editor, Search Engine Land is delivering the Keynote at the event, and I hope to be speaking to Chris at some point about how he sees Search marketing [...]
Tags: Conferences and Events · Digital Marketing · Training
A day without Google… yeah right!
April 1st, 2008 · 2 Comments
Apparently today (01 April 2008) is the official "day without Google" day.
How did I find this out. Uhm… well, I saw the ReadWriteWeb article in a Google search results page. Oops, too late!
The concept is being championed by Alternative Search Engines — which lists the 100 top alternatives to the incumbent search behemoth. Sorry [...]