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Facebook Vs Google Advertisements: Which is apt for your business?

May 3rd, 2010 | ByVince Buffon | Category: Business over Web, Digital Advertising, Googling

Advertising on Facebook seem to be catching attention of internet marketers. Some predict it to give a real tough competition to Google’s advertisings. A lot more companies are reserving a part of their budget for Facebook ads. This trend has significantly started showing up ever since Microsoft announced its $240 million investment [...]



Google Analytics: How Stale Data Can Kill PPC Campaign

Apr 20th, 2010 | ByVince Buffon | Category: Googling, Search Engines

Google analytics or any other analytic tools you may use can sabotage your PPC campaign. Internet marketers and SEO’s have been using tools like Google analytics for tracking the performance of websites and PPC advertisements. Google analytics provides you with the data about customer behavior in the last 24 hours. Although somewhat useful, this data [...]



Is Google Being Evil Again???

Mar 19th, 2010 | ByVince Buffon | Category: Business over Web, CopperBridge Corridor!, Digital Advertising, Googling, Internet marketing, Product promotion, Search Engines

What happens when you search for “PPC Service” in Google and find “Pocket PC Services” displayed as the inaugural result.
As a customer you might just go through the remaining results, that catches your attention or try on with a new search phrase for a better set of results.
As a more technology savvy user, you might [...]



Will Google Come Clear? PPC Advertisers cry foul!

Feb 27th, 2010 | ByVince Buffon | Category: Business over Web, Digital Advertising, Googling, Internet marketing, Product promotion, Search Engines

Google AdWords is a powerful advertisement arena, by Google through which it is managing PPC sites. The problem is that, Google is being unfair by promoting its own products on every page it springs out. Google is indexing itself first amongst the PPC sites, whenever any keyword is searched for, here is the catch. Even if the keyword is not related to Google AdWords or Google Maps or some other Google product, Google is systematically favoring its own products, and indexing it foremost on most of the pages delivered by the search engine, irrespective of the keyword.



Twitter + Yahoo = Face the Buzz ?

Feb 24th, 2010 | ByVince Buffon | Category: Business over Web, Googling, Internet marketing, Product promotion, Trends!

This is the latest buzz. The board is set, and the game has begun. No sooner did Google launched the Buzz, the other online players started rearranging to face this challenge. Mind you, this is only the beginning. This New Year 2010 started with a bang. Google himself launching and marketing Nexus One was the first surprise. Then rolled out the. i-Pad, ever since when Steve Jobs, couldn’t wipe out that famous smile. Then came the Buzz, which is set to change a lot of online equations. This new twist is predictable; we were only wondering, when, what and where this would come from.



Paid Links to Controversy

Nov 18th, 2009 | ByAdam | Category: Uncategorized

Paid links on web pages has always been the bone of contention between website owners and search engine optimizers. More links to your page or site was looked upon as a mark of reputation and believability.



After Bing, Its Google’s caffeine..

Aug 17th, 2009 | ByVince Buffon | Category: CopperBridge Corridor!, Googling, Search Engines

What about Caffeine? Why more of it? Well, it seems Google had enough of the Bingoo stuff and decided to launch a Search engine platform of its own. The beta phase caffeine is set to roll out very soon – and we can be sure of some excellent timing by the Google guys – [...]



What is Bing xRank?

Aug 10th, 2009 | ByVince Buffon | Category: CopperBridge Corridor!, Googling, Search Engines

Movie Stars, Musicians, Renowned Shakers and Movers, Billion dollar French Riviera Squatters …..and all those richie-rich who make heads turn are the focus of xRank. Bing algo ranks these hot-shots based on the most number of searches.
xRank will let you search for your favorite icon and will even ..

Tell you their popularity movement chart (how [...]



Why is Yahoo such a small site for Google?

Aug 7th, 2009 | ByVince Buffon | Category: Googling

ell, i was doing some back-link analysis for one of my clients and it was leading me nowhere. While i was about to try something else, I tried something very simple – out of sheer curiosity….I was anxious to know the number of pages that Yahoo had (that were indexed by Google). So, of i [...]



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