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Tag Archives: aol
Making Money with Content By Covering More Ground
Those new to blogging or article writing have often been told to focus on one very niche topic. One narrow vertical. That has commonly been considered the way to gain credibility, readers, links, and ultimately traffic, which assuming the blog/site itself isn't your primary source of income, could lead to sales of your products/services. But is keeping it narrow really the best way to go? For some, it is. Another way to go would be to cover as much ground as you possibly can. Throw a wide net out there and see what you catch. Once you see what you've caught, maybe you can catch more in the same area. The thinking is that the more ground you cover, the more people you are potentially exposing your work to. It's going horizontal, rather than vertical. Do you think you could find greater success by keeping it narrow or broad? Continue reading
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Tagged algorithm, aol, content, fashion food, games sports, internet, internet auto, mea, primary source, travel gadgets, user, video-games, work, writing
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Bebo May Beat Retreat From Australia
Sometimes you just have to know when to call it quits, and a new report indicates that Bebo has decided now's the time to cut its losses in Australia. Continue reading
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Tagged aol, Business, facebook, hitwise, makes-european, nielsen, online, quite-plausible
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AOL and Time Warner Officially Splitting Up
Sometimes, what looks like it will be as tasty as chocolate and peanut butter, ends up tasting more like pickles and ice cream. Nothing matches that last culinary disaster better than the merger of AOL and Time Warner. Well, on December 9th, that union will be no more. You can read the wordy Time Warner press release , but you’ll probably either fall asleep or your head will explode, before you reach the end. Instead, we’ll turn to trusty Reuters to translate the announcement into plain English: Time Warner shareholders of record on Nov. 27 will receive an AOL stock dividend for every 11 shares of Time Warner common stock they hold…Based on the closing price of Time Warner’s stock at $32.35 and its 1.17 billion outstanding shares, the ratio would effectively value AOL’s market capitalization at around $3.44 billion…AOL common stock will begin trading on a ‘when-issued’ basis on the New York stock Exchange on Nov. 24 and will start trading under the ‘AOL’ symbol on Dec. 10. Of course, it’s been almost 6 month months since Time Warner announced the AOL spin off, but now we finally get a date to watch. On December 9th, former Google exec and AOL CEO Tim Armstrong , will get to show us what he–and AOL–are made of! Comments Continue reading
Google Makes the Cloud Cheaper
Gmail used to offer a gigabyte of storage to new users, but now it offers at least seven gigs. Picasa comes with a gig. Sometimes that's not enough. While Google has offered the ability to pay for additional storage, the company has now reduced the prices for it. "You can now buy 20 GB for only $5 a year — that's twice as much storage for a quarter of the old price, and enough space for more than 10,000 full resolution pictures taken with a five megapixel camera," says Google Software Engineer Elvin Lee. "Since most people have less than 10 GB of photos, chances are you can now save all your memories online for a year for the cost of a triple mocha. If you need more than 20 GB, plans range all the way up to 16 TB, which is enough room for 8 million full resolution photos! And Google paid storage offers an extra level of security, protection and accessibility that you can't get with an external drive — at a similar cost per gigabyte." The entire price list is as follows: Continue reading
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Tagged accessibility, aol, Business, consumers, efficiency, enough space, gig, mainstream, memories, standpoint, storage, usd, yahoo
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Google and Bing Increase Share of Enterprise Search Traffic
iCrossing has shared the findings from its Enterprise Natural Search Share Index . This is a look at natural search traffic to enterprise level sites, based on a large sample of Fortune 1000 companies across all major verticals. Google's share of natural search traffic to enterprise-level sites in September increased to 76.68%. That is up from 74.7% last year and 75.89% in August. Bing's share also increased, reaching 8.21%. That is up from 6.46% a year ago (MSN) and 8.06% in August. Yahoo's share decreased to 11.10%. A year ago it held 14.13% share, and in August it was at 11.83%. Also declining were AOL and Ask, who came in with 1.75% and 0.41% respectively. AOL declined year-over-year from 2.16%. The results are perhaps not too surprising. The Web search market in general has been following a similar path. Compete data released last week showed that Google increased from 72.3% to 72.6% month-over-month, while Bing's share crawled up from 8.7% to 8.8%. Yahoo's share dropped from 15.8% in August to 14.7% in September. As our own Doug Caverly noted, "Obviously, Microsoft's incentive to forge a partnership will shrink if Bing can steal searchers away from Yahoo. Yahoo might need to hold its own (or at least lose to Google, but not Bing) in order to make sure Microsoft doesn't think better of the arrangement before the 2010 target date." Related Articles: > Compete: Yahoo Stumbled In September > Facebook/Twitter Use May Now Mean More for Google/Bing Rankings > Microsoft and Google Score Deals with Twitter Continue reading
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Tagged aol, arrangement, before-the-2010, Business, deals, look-at-natural, microsoft, msn, natural-search, review and story, search, shrink-if-bing, the-arrangement, yahoo
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Rapleaf Looks At Age, Gender Of Email Users
It's often interesting to learn about a product or service's users - particularly when you are one. Continue reading
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Tagged aol, Business, data, noticeably-more, review and story, sarah-perez, social, yahoo
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