Tag: Features

Fracas over Facebook and Trepidation with Twitter

Since Facebook was featured on the cover of Newsweek magazine less than a year ago, it's been called everything from the social ... Read Article

Rexanne Mancini: The Free Thinker

Mancini says she thought the Internet was the wave of the future and wanted a way to connect and be part of ... Read Article

.mobi for All

Neil Michel bought .mobi top-level domains as soon as they were available without consulting his bosses. As eMedia Director of Prosper magazine ... Read Article

Going for the Gold

If asked to identify the characteristics of an ideal product to market, most would likely put at the top of the list ... Read Article

Natural Born Storyteller: Q & A with Steve Rosenbaum

Steve Rosenbaum made his name on MTV and doing documentaries. So it's natural that he's into Web video. Rosenbaum is the founder ... Read Article

Scott Jangro: The Engineer

Just try and find someone that doesn't like Scott Jangro. It'll be hard work. Jangro, the president of affiliate company MechMedia, is ... Read Article

Search Wars

Even though Google would prefer not to be a verb, the search giant is just that and more. To Google is to ... Read Article

Getting Into the Mashup Mix

It's become a new art form to combine various existing elements to create something totally new. However, it can also be dangerous ... Read Article

Shaping Up Your Business

Facebook, of course, is the social networking site college students used to call their own. Since the site opened up to the ... Read Article

Marketing Reality: Q & A with Joel Comm

Joel Comm has been building websites for over 12 years. He sold his first business to Yahoo in 1997 and it became ... Read Article

Power Plays

By their brief descriptions - "online auction website" and "Internet searching and online advertising company" - it does not sound like eBay ... Read Article

Home Office Advantage

Many online marketers started out working from home as a way to escape the Dilbert-like cubicle farms of corporate life in favor ... Read Article

Harrison Gevirtz: The Yearling

This sounds like any hard worker in the performance marketing space, you think. The only difference is that Gevirtz is a freshman. ... Read Article

Sweet Charity

If you think getting people to shop online is tough, consider the plight of nonprofit organizations. They ask people for their time ... Read Article

Old Dog, New Tricks

Forrester's March report, "Email Marketing Comes of Age," finds that clickthrough rates have remained steady since 2003, at an average of 5 ... Read Article
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