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SEO: Changing The Market

SEO: Constantly Changing One of the on going changes in SEO is personalization. Recently Google implemented a wide spread integration of personalization in its search engine results. In the past, Google provided two search engine personalization techniques; customization of the individual’s Google home page for quick and easy access to the user’s customized information, and automatic personalization from an individual’s search history. Today there are new personalization features being used by Google. Just recently Google has combined both options for a user’s home page. Users who sign up for any […]

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Tweens are a Growing Market

By William CherryThe media talks a lot about Baby Boomer, Generation X, and teen Internet use, but one group that is growing rapidly is tweens. There are many social networks like YouTube but the tween preteeners have their own social networks such as Club Penguin, Whyville.net, Habbo Hotel, Imbee.com and Nickelodeon’s Nicktropolis and more. The tween social networks have more security but preteens spend much of their time blogging and music sharing.Club Penguin had over four million unique visitors in January 2007 according to cmScore Media Metrix in a survey […]

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Multi-tasking Media Users

By Bill Cherry What will Internet and television viewing habits be like in the future? According to Nielson Media Research there are 111,400,000 TV households in the United States. By the year 2050 TV households will grow to over 163,700,000. Not only will the number of TV households increase, but the viewing habits will also evolve into new models. Currently, there are approximately 146 million internet users in the United States. Of those 146 million users, over 70% of Internet users watch TV while online. According to Bigresearch July 2006, […]

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The Future is Going Mobile

By Bill Cherry The article says that m-commerce is now in a place just like the Internet was back in the late 90’s. Marketers trying to find ways to create commerce, developing new strategies, and tactics. Mobile communications is definitely here to stay and will be huge even though standards are in flux. Now 85% of mobile initiatives don’t work. Even now marketers are trying to learn how to use the medium, what audience, demographics, etc. The examples of the Nike and Volvo campaigns show good possibilies of how this […]

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