Worried you won’t be able to vote because you don’t have a way to get to the polls? Will you be driving to the polls with 3 empty seats in your car? Seamus James has recently launched his newest project, VoteRides.com, that allows anyone to register online and receive or offer a free ride to [...]
Are you following a bunch of inactive Twitter accounts? Using some Twitter Analytics tools I noticed Around 20% of the people I followed had not tweeted for over 500 days. I went searching for a tool to remove all these accounts and thankfully I found a great one. You can easily mass unfollow stale accounts [...]
Bing is heavily pushing it’s “Bing It On Challenge” YouTube video with promoted tweets on Twitter. The video shows people in Seattle supposedly searching Bing and Google side by side in a blind comparison to determine which search engine delivers the best results. I say “supposedly” because the video never actually shows any search result [...]
Twitter now allows users to add a custom header image to their profiles. The header image creates substantial new real estate for businesses to gain exposure for social media campaigns and general branding – they look great too. Once you upload your header image your entire profile will be updated to the new Twitter design. [...]
The TechCrunch Disrupt Conference 2012 has concludes with YourMechanic taking home the sacred TechCrunch Cup. Watching Tech Crunch’s Disrupt Conference live video stream each year is always entertaining and insightful. It’s also full of moments where you race to mute the presenter or the “between presenter” backstage and on the floor. Watching all these various [...]
Hackers are targeting cpanel.net and WHMCS. As I write this post both sites are unavailable. If you’ve needed anything from Cpanel or WHMCS over the past hour you’ve probably also received the dreaded failed to connect error message. These attacks come just days after the massive GoDaddy downtime blitz they now say was the result [...]
Ask any Facebook user about Facebook Ads – they only want one thing – less of them. In an attempt to boost revenue and appease Wall Street, Facebook has been rolling out a ton of announcements over the past few weeks about additional ad placement on user pages, search results and third party sites – [...]
Twitter Ads can put your tweets in front of users you want to specifically target, based on geography and time of day both on desktop and mobile devices. Promoted Tweets allow you to set a budget and bid per click on the URL contained in your tweet from those targeted users. Cost per click (CPC) [...]
Let Guy Kawasaki motivate and inspire you (seriously) with these 11 lessons he learned from Steve Jobs while working at Apple. This was an impromptu speech Guy presented immediately following Steve Job’s Death. Although the entire video lasts in excess of 40 minutes, the speech wraps up in about 28 minutes – followed by Q&A. [...]
You’re going to need to do some “Real Company Shit” (beg your pard) if you want to build organic links the right way. Recent updates at Google are changing the way effective linking works to affect rank. You’re going to have to do some research to build links. Will explains simple strategies to find great [...]
In the 2nd installment of ShoemoneyTV, Michael Sprouse, CEO of Sprouse Marketing Group chats with Shoe about the state of affiliate marketing, FTC actions, agencies, brand reputation, social media and SEO firms. These guys both get their eyes opened to some great mobile marketing techniques from remote guest Toren Ajk. This is a good watch [...]
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