I’ve got to admit that I’m not yet a big fan of Bing, but I really did enjoy these solid tips on video from Bing’s Scott Prevost.
The video topic is focused on search engine startups, but these basic principles can be applied in any software or website development project, (i.e. user experience testing, identify problems and make quick iterations, relevance, etc.). Very useful tips for your next project or startup:
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A new report published by Jupiter Juniper Research forecasts a rapid growth trend for mobile location-based services, driving revenues to more than $12.7 billion by 2014.
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What does this mean for your business?
If you have an offline business, you stand to immediately benefit from location-based services. Here’s a few of the most popular mobile location-based …
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Sorry folks, about the crazy site redirection some of you got here recently. Looks like this site was hacked. I was able to take care of it pretty quickly, but this attack had some weird characteristics:
It hijacked my pages and redirected my US visitors to a China sex site (NSFW but not really porn)
Some of the ads …
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Do you have social network profiles that you just can’t seem to keep up with? If so, I’ve got a little story to tell you. A recent client of mine, a small corporation, once had an employee who created social network profiles all over the internet. This employee finally moved on to other things after 2 years, but left …
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Just want to let you all know that I’ll be interviewed on Talkshoe tonight on the Blogalicious series.
If you’re not familiar with Blogalicious, it’s the first conference of it’s kind for women of color. It was last month (October ’09) and gave women of color who are bloggers an opportunity to be recognized for their …
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Search Engine giant Google, has shown the world how it is reshaping the way communication happens over the internet with the soft launch of Google Wave. And it has done so in a way it knows best – through invite based viral marketing.
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The internet witnessed tremors of excitement when 100,000 exclusive invites …
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