jeudi 4 août 2011
Please help with eCommerce Solutions
I have a web site that is already designed. I have each product living on its own landing page. On each landing page has an "Add to Cart" button. ...
Google Has Only Indexed .004% Of Online Data
Very cool Infographic designed by The Roxor, which shows the amazing size of the Internet including stats on data, social media, usage. Here are some highlights:
- 1.9 Billion people use the Internet
- Over 5 million terabytes of data on the Internet
- Google's index only includes 200TB (or 0.004%)
- 193 Million domain registrations
- 46% of domain registrations are .com
mercredi 3 août 2011
Create AdWords Accounts in MCC without email addresses
Google has added a new feature in their My Client Center (MCC). This feature will allow AdWords advertisers to create new AdWords accounts without login or password. This means now Google AdWords clients can create new AdWords accounts within the MCC without having to create email addresses and passwords exclusively for each new account.
They also provided tips on how to use the feature:
- To create an optional-login account in AdWords " Click on the "Create Account" button within your MCC, then complete the three required fields: account name, time zone and currency. You'll also see a collapsible link to "Invite another user (optional)," which provides the option to invite a user to the account. Even if you opt not to, once you click "Save", you'll have a new, live account.
- For users who want an account to have a login " You can either "Invite another user (optional)" during the account creation process or follow the normal process for inviting a user to an AdWords account: go to the "My Account" tab, click on "Account Access" and choose the link "Invite other users".
- Notifications for optional-login accounts " Red Alert Account Notifications (such as billing notifications or policy violations emails) will be sent to the email address associated with the MCC. For non-red alerts, make sure you've opted into notifications on the "My Client Settings" page at the MCC level. You also may opt into performance suggestions and newsletters specifically for the optional-login account. Such notifications will be sent to the email address associated with the MCC.
More information can be found at the AdWords Help Center and the MCC section there.
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Google Finally Weaving Local Strategy
Google has the money, resources and clout to compete in any market they enter fully. Problem is they also seem to suffer from a focus problem. They tend (or at least it appears to me)... ... to release features without strategy. Of late, however, it looks like they just might be getting their local strategy together and marshaling a suite new features combined with existing assets to put themselves in position to take a giant leap in the local reviews, local offers, and local social games to go with their strong local search position.
Two barely noticeable moves in the last couple weeks give hint to the this focus strategy. I took note of both and wrote quick updates - The first was the addition of optimized reviews in Places Pages and the second was the addition of reputation management features in Profile Pages. Both of these moved signal a renewed focus on making both Profiles and Places pages more important in their ecosystem and perhaps ultimately in a social network of some sort.
Of course the Google Offers play - their answer to Groupon's success - has been unfolding for a few weeks, and I had my doubts they would do what it would take to slow Groupon, but hey, it's Google and you never know.
This week they slyly unleashed what could only be called City Pages - hat tip to the always informative David Mihm for tracking this down - City Pages, like this example for Portland, are a necessary piece in the puzzle if they are to compete with Groupon, but they also further the importance of claiming and optimizing a Place Page, appear to show in the Index and really put the spot light on the reviews. (Only a handful of cities are currently live.)
Business owners are invited to claim their pages, create special offers and try out ad products such as Boost right from the city home page. There's also an interesting integration of acquisition TalkBin, a tool that makes it very easy for people send SMS messages to any registered business.
The cities chosen for the City Page beta test closely align with the first Google Offers beta tests and can be supported by the local Google sales and support staff. With Google's ability marry advertising with offers and a local portal this could prove very disruptive to Groupon, but also to many local portals services such as Yelp! and CityPages.
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Flash Base Template ?
Help me ,I have a problem in my template. My template is too old than i create a new flash template . Who is the best template designer that help me...
iPad Head Girl ? The Next Step in Viral Marketing
When the video was viewed for the first time, my initial thought was is this one of Clive Barker’s new Cenobites? Is this who he’s selected to succeed the timeless Pinhead for a new generation of Hellraiser movies, or is … 
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