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Amazons latest release of the Kindle Fire (which is basically a tablet/mobile device/ipad) also i ntroduced Silk, an all-new web browser powered by Amazon Web Services (AWS) and available exclusively on the just announced Kindle Fire.  You might be asking, “A browser?  Do we really need another one?”Continue Reading

Great article here showing some tips and tricks to Facebook marketing. Try them out on your company Facebook Fan page. 13 Hot Facebook Marketing Tips From the Top Pros By Cindy King Facebook continues to be the most powerful social network on the planet with over 750 million active users. Businesses simply cannot ignore Facebook Continue Reading

Here is a great article for small business owners to read (in my opinion), it is directed towards startup groups and dot coms, however as we all use the internet to market our businesses there is something we can learn here for brick and morter/mom and pop type companies. It’s practically a cliché to say Continue Reading

This is a great little insight to SEO tactics. In this case these guys are experimenting with improving “Google Places” listings, and some of these techniques can work for websites and pages as well. The panelists at last week’s “HardCore Local SEO” panel at SMX Advanced, Mike Ramsey of Nifty Marketing, Will Scott of Search Continue Reading

If you are thinking about registering a new domain name, do not try it out first 1.by entering it as a search term in Google or any other search engine 2.by keying in the URL window of a browser to see if it is being used 3. by entering it into any WHOIS search page, Continue Reading

This song is one of my favorites. The more I listen to it, I find different interpretations, so I Googled around to find out more about this song and what it means, and found this, I thought I would share this even thou it might seem off topic. This is a song about truth. when Continue Reading

Have you ever had a bad customer? A customer that just wasn’t happy whether by the fault of their own, or by mistakes made by employee’s or outside influences; is a unhappy customer none-the-less. Off they march to Google Places, Yelp or TripAdvisor loaded with slanderous words and a fast clicking mouse finger dead set Continue Reading

Every year Google gathers a list of the top search queries from their users in the US and 50 countries worldwide. The list is called, “Zeitgeist,” which comes from German meaning, “The spirit of the times.” This is a great way to get your motor humming as you think about ways that you can attract Continue Reading