You have a business and your business has a website. It’s probably something like mycompany.com. You have the usual “About Us” page, the usual “Our Mission” page and all that boring stuff no one is reading. Even you got to believe those are “dead pages” and no one ... Read more
You know people from your company read blogs. You might read blogs. You know blogs are really trendy and though you don’t understand why exactly people read them, you know they’re important. You know there’s not necessary news, nor expert opinion, but some articles are really good and ... Read more
Once in a while, in each industry, innovation has to come once again. The traditional methods get loose, the usual ways get boring or less effective. So there has to be someone to bring something new to the world. This is what I want to write about: innovation. ... Read more
So many agencies and much more clients! Look at the companies and see the trend: getting new media managers, having teams for online marketing, etc. But what happens if you’re an agency and they come to you and tell you what they want done? You know what they ... Read more
Moonfruit is a London based company that developed a free website builder, which is used by a couple million users. These days, Moonfruit marks 10 years on the market, so the guys thought they should advertise this and run a 10 days campaign. How? Using Twitter. What was ... Read more
A few days ago, one of my friends came up with this theory about local online advertising markets, which is actually a paradox, but it might be true: the more English speakers in a country, the less the traffic on local websites. And the country I live in is the perfect example of that. The explanation is, just as well, really credible, and you can even compare the online situation with other mediums such as television. ... Read more