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Niche MarketPlaces Next Step for eBay Sellers

December 9, 2009 by Pablo Palatnik  |  No Comments

Niche MarketPlaces Next Step for eBay Sellers

For those of you who have been involved in selling on eBay, you know how complex and complicated it has gotten in the past 5 years.

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Real Time Search is Here and Google Is on Top

December 8, 2009 by Pablo Palatnik  |  No Comments

If you’ve been following the hype about Real-Time search, it’s here and you can see it in the search engines. There is much talk about a battle between Google and Bing and the indexing of real-time search and how it plays along with social media sites, most notably, Twitter and Facebook.

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Murdoch vs. Schmidt = Old Media vs. New Media

December 4, 2009 by Pablo Palatnik  |  1 Comment

Murdoch vs. Schmidt = Old Media vs. New Media

If you look at todays industry sector in our economy, although manufacturing of goods sector has had a great decline over the years

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Is the PageRank Drop From Google Webmaster Tools a Ploy To Get SEOs Not Focus on PR to Build Links or Do They Think It’s Really Irrelevant?

October 19, 2009 by Pablo Palatnik  |  3 Comments

Is the PageRank Drop From Google Webmaster Tools a Ploy To Get SEOs Not Focus on PR to Build Links or Do They Think It’s Really Irrelevant?

We all know PageRank has changed

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Google Says Worst of Recession Is Over

October 16, 2009 by Pablo Palatnik  |  No Comments

The WallStreetJournal reports that Google has posted third-quarter profit of $1.64 billion, up from $1.29 billion a year ago, while revenue climbed 7% to $5.94 billion. While many small to large businesses are cutting advertising and marketing budgets, many also decided not to cut, but shift budgets to online marketing as it is becoming the [...]

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Google Takes 67.5% of Market Share in Searches for July

September 1, 2009 by Pablo Palatnik  |  No Comments

The Business Journal reports, “July 2009 saw some 113 billion online searches, a 41 percent increase over a year ago, and Google Inc. sites far outstripped competitors, according to a report by ComScore Inc.

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The BIG Microsoft-Yahoo Deal is DONE. Ballmer and Bartz Discuss

July 30, 2009 by Pablo Palatnik  |  3 Comments

This has been a saga the online industry has been watching for over a year now, I’d also say Google has been on the sidelines just waiting to see what happens and its finally done. There is so much info on this topic I won’t even go into detail as you find literally thousands of [...]

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Amazon & Zappos: A Marriage Made in e-Commerce Heaven

July 23, 2009 by Pablo Palatnik  |  3 Comments

Who would’ve thought? This one personally caught me by surprise and I think its a huge move when it comes to the world of e-commerce. Amazon and Zappos are now the same company, wow.

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Paid Search Taking Recession Hit Down 26%

May 16, 2009 by Pablo Palatnik  |  No Comments

In a recent NY Times article, paid search traffic is taking a hit from the past year. While on a daily basis, you have advertisers coming in and out of the paid search game, it seems the traffic to paid search is decreasing.

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U.S. Hispanic Internet Audience Growth Outpaces Total U.S. Online Population by 50 Percent

April 20, 2009 by Pablo Palatnik  |  No Comments

comScore, Inc. (NASDAQ: SCOR), a leader in measuring the digital world, today released a report on the U.S. Hispanic Internet market, finding that the Hispanic online population reached a record 20.3 million visitors in February 2009, representing 11 percent of the total U.S. online market. During the past year, the growth of the U.S Hispanic [...]

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Average American Surfed 2,554 Pages in March 2009

April 18, 2009 by Pablo Palatnik  |  No Comments

In a recent article posted by MarketingCharts of a report release by Nielsen ratings, the average American surfed 2,554 pages in March of 2009. “Nielsen also reported that the duration of time spent at a given web page in the US averaged 56 seconds, and that the average number of web sessions per person was [...]

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