Posts Tagged ‘fort lauderdale web design’

 

Google Simplifies Our Lives. Again. For Free.

Monday, June 29th, 2009

In March, Google announced Google Voice, a new addition to the company’s toolbox of technology crafted to improve and simplify the way we manage our phone calls, texts and voicemail. The concept stems from Grand Central, bought by Google a few years ago. The tool enables users to use a single number for all incoming home, [...]

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Twitter Redesign to Feature Expanded Search Bar

Monday, June 15th, 2009

It hardly seems possible that Twitter has already chirped its way to the third-largest online social networking service, riding the draft winds of Facebook and Myspace, according to Compete. The majority of Tweeters initially signed up for the service in 2008, thus giving Twitter an impressive online traffic increase of almost 1000 percent in its [...]

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Yelp for small business

Friday, April 17th, 2009

Yelp is a website with the slogan, “Real People. Real Reviews”. Users of Yelp are free to post reviews of local businesses such as restaurants, nightclubs and more, a useful resource developed with the customer in mind-think TripAdvisor.
In a surprising move, Yelp is scheduled to begin allowing small business owners to publicly respond to posted [...]

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IE8’s Web Slices

Monday, April 6th, 2009

Microsoft recently released Internet Explorer 8, (IE8 RC1) and many have been anticipating the Web Slices feature. Similar to live bookmarks, which are periodically updated with new information, Web Slices go a step further and offer the option of displaying a preview window when clicked.
The preview fly-out shows the information that was updated on the [...]

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Capture your target audience with Apture

Friday, April 3rd, 2009

A common mistake made on websites today is linking to other websites when it is not necessary. The attention span of potential clients who are surfing the web is mere seconds, and once you have them on your site, why would you open a door for them to exit and likely not return?
It is uncommon [...]

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Online advertising and you

Monday, March 23rd, 2009

Behavioral targeted advertising has begun-and as most issues that revolve around privacy tend to be, it is generating controversy. Those in favor recognize the value of the ability to reach your target audience without the need to funnel funds into an abyss hoping for a bite and those opposed cite privacy violations.
Behavioral targeting technologies work [...]

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Tim Armstrong new CEO of AOL

Monday, March 16th, 2009

Hot on the heels of the vastly unpopular Randy Falco and his chief aide Ron Grant, AOL has successfully recruited Tim Armstrong of Google to take the hot seat as the new chief executive. Tim Armstrong was Google’s top sales representative, running the sales department successfully since 2000.
The surprising move is being welcomed by those [...]

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