Contextual advertising is a form of advertising where ads are displayed on a website based on its content. These ads are served by automated systems which try to display them on relevant pages. Google AdSense is one example, where ads are related to the words found within the content of a page. This type of advertisement [...]
Continue reading CNN’s Version of Contextual Ads Gone Wrong1. May 2010
Random sweep of the Internet brought me to Large.com, an email service provider that I thought was closer to a business idea frozen in time rather than a premium email it claims to be. I thought with the introduction of Gmail’s 7.3 Gigabytes free email storage or Yahoo! Mail’s virtually unlimited storage shut down paid [...]
Continue reading Can Someone Remind Large.com Gmail Offers Gigabytes Free Mail?17. October 2009
How to get pregnant? When will I die? Should I call him? What should I have for dinner? How to kiss? Google Suggest suggestions never fail to make me smile. By looking at the following popular question related search queries, you can safely conclude that we live in a diverse world, where Google seems to [...]
Continue reading Funny Google Search Questions11. July 2009
If you think the title is an apparent swipe at certain search engine optimization professionals who make money by charging fees yet resort to online forums and ask SEO questions, then you got it right buddy. There’s a story about one SEO guy named Gary from Manchester going to Google Webmaster forums and asked questions [...]
Continue reading Go To Search Engine Forums Than Pay For Incompetent SEOs4. June 2009
The complex human behavior was put on display with the new Facebook layout. The new interface that emulates microblogging tool Twitter, Facebook’s homepage now highlights an individual’s whereabouts or the lack of it. Now it’s not hard to notice how each and every Facebook friend behaves within the popular social networking site. Different personalities [...]
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31. May 2010
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