Posted by Akshay Sura on Dec 18, 2009
Have you ever been working on a file on your laptop, then go to retrieve it at work and realize you left the laptop at home? Do you have several computers in the home, and have to kick a family member off of one computer so you can email a document to yourself or save it to a flash drive so you can work on it on another computer?
Well, I'm completely sold on a new idea that has solved this problem for me. It's made my life much simpler, and it ...
Posted by Akshay Sura on Nov 16, 2009
Apple has built its reputation on innovation, on breaking the mold, on thinking outside the box. But can they keep their outsider ethos when they are the standard instead of the new technology on the block?
If recent and continuing developments with the Apple App Store for iPhone and the iPod TYouch are any indication, then Apple is taking on the protectionist policies more commonly associated with those big, clunky, running-scared companies ...
Posted by Akshay Sura on Oct 13, 2009
For businesses that use websites as a key strategic component of their business, a Content Management System or CMS is a vital. We at Webdatamation have long pointed to the power and flexibility of Sitecore as an outstanding solution in the CMS arena.
We've been using Sitecore for our own website and for client's websites because of its incredible power and functionality. Now Sitecore has also been recognized by independent research firm ...
Posted by NetBee on Jul 06, 2009
Developing apps for the iPhone can be fun and entertaining, but more importantly, it can be profitable for your businesses.
iPhone owners are a desirable demographic for any business, but technology ones in particular. These customers like to see themselves as unique and creative, and they are generally early adopters.
If you can create a clever, functional or fun app for the iPhone, either free or paid, and connect it organically with your ...
Posted by Jeffrey Smith on Nov 14, 2008
There is a saying we throw around the office, target the root and devour the low hanging fruit. Simply put, low hanging fruit (keywords with high conversion and low competition) are one of the best kept secrets of SEO.
There are more keywords under the surface than their are keywords revealed. Leave it to most businesses to always want to go bigger, better and over the top in an attempt to conquer the most powerful or most searched keywords in ...
Posted by Jeffrey Smith on Nov 09, 2008
You have to look beyond keyword research if you want to be one of those companies that always appears at the top of search results. This implies knowing how to create traditional appeal in non traditional ways.
However, what does that mean specifically? We know that doubling conversion does not necessarily mean you have to double your traffic.
It means that you just have to create more lucrative cross-sections or co-occurrence of keywords (or ...
Posted by Julie Joyce on Oct 07, 2008
The ethnographic method is an approach of studying a person or group of people by participating in the culture of interest while still remaining a bit of an outsider. At its core is the focus on cultural relativism, which is seeing something through the eyes of the involved. Thus, to get to know someone or a group of people, you have to lose your own set of beliefs and views and start from scratch as you seek out the functional reasons why ...