Month: December 2012

Will Google AdWords Express Promote Your Google+ Page?

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Recently, Google offers small and local businesses to use its AdWords Express service. It provides a way to promote Google+ pages apparently everywhere, but on Google+ itself, which Google reasserts should be an ad-free zone. This omission may make these ads less effective for those seeking for new customers or followers to their Google+ pages. … Continue reading “Will Google AdWords Express Promote Your Google+ Page?”

Using Social Psychology to Revamp Prospects into Paying Customers

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When it comes to revamping more prospects into paying customers, you will be dealing with how well you understand your buyer’s mind and what they want from your business.
The problem is the fact that your time can not scale in every circumstance, and there may come a point where you are not able to know each and … Continue reading “Using Social Psychology to Revamp Prospects into Paying Customers”

The Top 25 Responsive Websites of 2012

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1. Ableton
“Never have I seen Futura used so bravely!” exclaims designer, speaker and author Elliot Jay Stocks of Edenspiekermann’s work for Berlin-based music software developer Ableton. “It works, though, combined with bold imagery and a vibrant colour palette.”
Stephanie Rieger, designer and co-owner of Yiibu, a wee mobile design consultancy based in Edinburgh, agrees: “This [is a] gorgeous, fun and delightfully on-brand … Continue reading “The Top 25 Responsive Websites of 2012”

Facebook Modifies Its ‘Nearby’ Service to Compete with Foursquare

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Location based check-ins aren’t a new thing on Facebook. However, the company is getting ready to compete even more closely with Foursquare and Yelp with the newest update of Facebook Nearby. The service will take advantage of the 250 million users who tag posts with their locations every month to help you discover more locations … Continue reading “Facebook Modifies Its ‘Nearby’ Service to Compete with Foursquare”