Articles tagged with: Google
I’ve written before how much I love SlimStat and Mint before. They provide real-time insight’s to how users interact with your website… and user behaviors in general.
I can watch and refresh the logs for …
I’ve written before about Twitter and how I wonder about their longevity considering that I NEVER visit Twitter.com. A couple thoughts since that post:
1) Twitter has been down a lot recently (and it’s gotten a …
Very thorough, thoughtful article on Google’s Universal Search over at SearchEngineLand – but it leaves me asking how anything can be considered universal when the formats change with nearly every query. To give Google credit, …
sfEntrepreneurs kicked off Sunday evening and one of the first questions we faced was how the 20+ of us would be able to efficiently communicate in a form other than email. This was a question …
Last night, I installed Mint (http://haveamint.com/) on RyanSpoon.com and am wildly impressed. It got me thinking about web analytics and my usage of various (and numerous) applications:
1) I use Google Analytics on every website… but …
All the talk around Google’s mobile strategy is around Android and the Open Handset Alliance. But Google’s other mobile strategy seemingly goes unnoticed because it’s less sexy and dramatic: build compelling apps that sit on …
It’s been a very tough time for the stock market and the tech companies have suffered. eBay, Cisco and others are trading at 52 week lows. Google has fallen from a November price of ~750 …
I wrote earlier about Google’s bizarre AdSense behavior on this blog. Tonight, I noticed another strange occurrence which appears to be a new feature that Google AdSense in testing.
Tonight, I added an open air, …
Earlier, I wrote about how Xobni made Outlook better, but failed to make my email universally better. And I’ve actually been wanting something to tie my e-content together long before Xobni launched.
I have three computers, …
I’ve spent a lot of time as a Google publisher and advertiser, and I am continually amazed by what they are able to accomplish for the small-medium sized business. It has never been easier to …






