Adwords has been the source of great analysis since changing a couple of months ago. Not only have the clicks dried up, but the cost of getting them back and going is getting quite prohibitive to some of our smaller customers. But it seems to matter more now based on the competitive nature of the […]
Adwords has morphed across industries Read More »
eBay has just bought Skype, one of the most exciting companies on the tech landscape at the moment. While here in New Zealand, the local phone monopoly has announced it is replacing its network with a VOIP (Voice over Internet Protocol) one. I am a great fan of Skype and it\’s ability to provide free
VOIP – phone panacea? Read More »
Alot has happened since the last post here. However a couple of my new clients have embarked on the Google Adwords road and the initial response is interesting and a little disappointing. As a bit of history, one of my clients was happily paying $20 per day @ 9 cents per click to send loads
Pay per Click – Part 2 Read More »
This is the first in an expected series of posts that will chronicle the fortunes of Google Adwords. We have promoted Adwords as an excellent way to get business for your company at a relatively low cost. Recent changes to the way Google has implemented Adwords means that those low cost ads are now definately
Pay per Click – What has happened? Read More »
Hi to everybody, We have moved the blog to WordPress following a battle with Spam. Not the usual kind in your mail box but a silent killer as such. These people plaster links all over your blogs hoping to get an increase in their own Google rankings. I have moved to WordPress from B2Evolution as
Welcome to Word Press Read More »
Google is everywhere, when it comes to searching on the internet the odds are that you will use Google in one way or another. From a standard organic search (dependant on Googles determination of your site), to paid search (How much you are willing to pay) and also other excellent offerings like Images, News, Newsgroups
The Ever-Changing World of Google Read More »
WiMax has been given a huge boost to the wireless\’ future, by getting the backing of Nokia and Intel. This will mean that there is plently on hope that NZ might get some wider ranging wireless access than is provided currently by Whoosh and a small number of others. With a theoretical range of 50km,
WiMax – The way to the future? I hope so! Read More »
Well there have been a few changes going on at Google over the last few months. With the recent algorithm change (That\’s how they rank all of the sites on the web) and an overhaul of some of the pages at Google. Also, a new tool has appeared to help you get your site indexed.
Google Site Maps – The next big thing? Read More »
MSN is trying to get relevant. Search Engines are only as good as the results they provide and Google overtook the other major search engines because of this. The holy grail of organic searches (Those are the ones that are not biased by paying ads) are the algorithms that the search engines use. Googles algorithm
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