No Longer Good Friends? Twitter and Linkedin End Their Sharing Agreement
Time to update your Hootsuite or Tweetdeck! If you are like many business owners – or even just many individuals – you may be used to the idea that cross posting between Twitter and Linkedin is a quick and easy process that can save you precious minutes on your daily social media tasks. Or it…
The YouTube 301 Mystery Solved
If you are one of the many business owners or entrepreneurs that include YouTube as a part of your Internet marketing efforts then you may have noticed something strange about the “viewed” counts site wide over the last few months. Once a video reaches 301 views – exactly 301 views – the counter stops for…
Is Your Website Ready for You to Go on Vacation?
Most small and midsize businesses – even if they are only one or two man (or woman) operations understand that having a frequently updated website is a must. Understanding that is one thing though, actually putting into practice can be quite another. Before you head off on vacation this summer its a good idea to…
The 3 Biggest Mistakes Businesses Make on Facebook
Even though Facebook business pages have changed considerably over the last several months, especially since the mandatory introduction of Timeline for business pages, Facebook is still potentially a very important weapon in a business’ promotional arsenal. By now most business owners have read dozens of articles about what they should do with their Facebook page…
How to Get a Mobile Website for Your Business the (Very) Easy Way
If at least a part of your business relies on a great Internet presence – and that applies to most companies these days – then you have read or heard that creating a mobile version of that website is no longer something that businesses should consider doing, it’s become a must. According to Google, at…
Did You Miss IPv6 Launch Day? What That is and Why It Matters
On Wednesday, June 6th the Internet underwent a significant change – one that can impact the user experience for everyone – but the problem is that many people whose living at least partially depends on their web presence have no idea what happened or just how it might affect them, their website and ultimately their…
What Google’s Newest Update, Penguin, Means for Small Business Websites
The ever-expanding (it seems) Google Zoo has struck again. In 2011 it was a Panda who caused all the commotion, with the algorithm change that targeted low quality content. A great many sites were hit but by the time Panda popped up again in the spring of 2012 most people had been through it before,…