Posts Tagged ‘ websites ’

I found it funny… when doing a search at Google.com for *barging through the aisles* this is what I got. Disclaimer: we do not advise barging through the aisles to do this Google upgrade into the invasion of your (and your friends and family’s) privacy and security.  PLEASE, JUST SAY NO TO GOOGLE CONTROLLING...
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What are Facebook Ads? Facebook strives to show relevant and interesting advertisements to you and your friends. Here are the facts about Facebook Ads: Ads can appear in the right-hand column of pages throughout Facebook. Ads are eligible to appear on many types of pages, including apps, photos, groups, pages, profiles (timelines), and the...
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At Google, one of our beliefs is to “focus on the user and all else will follow.” Likewise, in order for you to generate traffic and grow your site, it’s important to understand your users, their goals, and how they interact with your content. Our last “Tip of the Month” of 2011 focuses on...
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Protecting consumer privacy is an on-going challenge for websites and Internet service providers. ARTICLE The Federal Trade Commission testified about FTC efforts to protect consumer privacy and commented on legislative proposals to improve privacy protections before the U.S. House Subcommittee on Commerce, Trade, and Consumer Protection of the Committee on Energy and Commerce. The...
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The Washington Times, a 27 year old newspaper, is gutting its staff of 40% of their employees. The entire staff of photographers were terminated. Also, the sports section will be eliminated. “Our market-based, forward-looking plan is both a response to the recessionary economy, continued downward financial pressures on the news industry and our transition...
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W3C stands for the World Wide Web Consortium. W3C is an international consortium that work together to develop web standards. W3C’s mission is: “To lead the World Wide Web to its full potential by developing protocols and guidelines that ensure long-term growth for the Web.” Web Accessibility Initiative (WAI) Website accessibility is an on-going...
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The following list of Federal Laws was developed for government websites. However, anyone opperating a commercial website should be aware of these standards and try to comply. from webcontent.gov If you manage a public website in the federal executive branch, you need to be aware of laws, regulations, Executive Orders, policies, and other directives...
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by MyAdvertisingMarket.com Gaining traffic to a website is a progressive process. When you start from scratch, it can take a long time to gain momentum. If you want to build traffic faster, it helps to work with a well established business network. For instance, if you place your information on a domain that has...
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