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Pay-per-click advertising may seem complicated for beginners, but in reality, it’s not. It works by companies paying certain websites each time their banner ad is clicked by users. PPC ads are often displayed on search engine result pages which increases a company’s visibility, driving more traffic to their site, consequently improving conversion rates. With proper…

Facebook seems to be the hottest trend since sliced bread with nearly every business hoping that the the social media giant with help their business thrive. Home Depot is no different. Home Depot is offering consumers who “Like” the retailer on Facebook special offers every Friday throughout the Spring. The promotion ends May 27. Discounts…

It has often been said that “Bad publicity is better than no publicity.” This seems to prove true for Rebecca Black, who has received over 26 million views for her new  music video titled “Friday.” To bring perspective into the picture, this is approximately 4 million more views than Lady Gaga’s “Born This Way” which received about…

Groupon is in the process of creating a new application that it hopes will change when and how society chooses to eat, shop, and play. The new application, Groupon Now, will stray away from its current deal-a-day business model and adopt a quicker, more “Now” strategy. When the Groupon Now app is opened, two buttons…

Facebook has recently announced its plans to expand its Deals program by offering exclusive online daily deals. The new program will allow Facebook users to purchase daily Deal vouchers and share the Deal through the social network with their friend. The social network giant currently allows businesses to offer discounts and freebies to customers who…

Google has announced its intent to revamp Blogger, its 11-year-old blog publishing service it acquired in 2003. Blogger is currently considered one of the 10 largest websites in the world, surpassing competitors such as WordPress.com, Tumblr and Posterous. The problem is, bigger doesn’t always necessarily mean better. These other platforms have received most of the glory over…

A federal judge has recently permitted the U.S. government to access three Twitter accounts of WikiLeak’s most dedicated supporters. This has been a controversial issue in the social media arena because it seems to question users privacy rights. A few months ago, the Department of Justice subpoenaed Twitter, requesting personal information related to the WikiLeaks…

Facebook continues to improve with the new expansion of its’ @ Mentions feature. The improvement allows users to tag friends, pages, events or groups within comments, and even allows users to turn names into clickable links. It’s really simple to try on your own. Open Facebook. Start a new comment and then type the “@”…

A 9.0 earthquake is estimated to strike only once every 300 years. Japan, just experienced a massive 8.9 earthquake causing major power outages, fires, severe structural damage, and a devastating Tsunami’s at a height of near 30 feet. Twitter immediately became the emergency epicenter for spreading news and communicating with friends and family. The country’s…

Google is attempting to create a more exciting layout for its Google Profile users. Google has redesigned its Gmail users profile pages in hopes that it will increase in popularity and excite potential and existing users. Will it compete with Facebook? Minimally, if at all. Regardless if it makes a large impact against its fierce…