Pinterest’s New Apps Will Drive Traffic to the Network

Pinterest’s New Apps Will Drive Traffic to the Network

Many advertisers today have been looking into Pinterest and seeing what it may have to offer. It can definitely bring in some good results, especially now since the company is taking steps to increase traffic to the network. Before they recently opened their doors to the public instead of requiring invites for registration, traffic to … Read more

$600M Rewards Site Shut Down For Fraud

From SEC Release: Washington, D.C., Aug. 17, 2012 – The Securities and Exchange Commission today announced fraud charges and an emergency asset freeze to halt a $600 million Ponzi scheme on the verge of collapse. The emergency action assures that victims can recoup more of their money and potentially avoid devastating losses. The SEC alleges … Read more

Affiliate Managers Don’t Know Everything

Geno Prussakov of Affiliate Management Days talks with Murray Newlands at Affiliate Summit about the need for a conference that focuses on affiliate management.  Thus, he’s created his own conference series that focuses on networking of affiliate managers, and how running affiliate programs should be run. He also gives a few tips about how to … Read more

Google Now Searches Your Gmail Account?

Something we haven’t seen in a while is a new idea for improving upon Google’s original purpose; search. That is probably because Google has already created a pretty tight, functional search platform so that little improvement needs to be made. Also, Google is becoming less and less known for its search function, and more so … Read more

Facebook Tests Page Posts That Reach Non-Fans

Way back in December, Facebook revealed to the public that they were testing the new page post ads that allowed for businesses and advertisers to market their products, deals, or services directly on the News Feeds of their fans. That, though, was the very problem that these ads presented. They could only work when trying … Read more

Twitter Founders Launching Two New Networks

The words “Twitter” and “Tweet” are almost household words these days. I would not be surprised if “Tweet” landed a spot in a dictionary someday, as it is really more than just a word pertaining to the Twitter network, but it is a word that people use every single day of their lives in today’s … Read more

Study: Mobile Marketing Will Triple by 2016

There have been countless studies based on the mobile world we live in today, be they about mobile advertising, mobile device usage, or even just how mobile platforms are being used most. Seldom do any of these reports and studies result in the future of mobile looking badly. Each time we hear of new performance … Read more

G+ Offers Custom URLs for Cleaner Links

Matthew Inman is a name that is pretty well known by anyone who browses the web a lot. If not, his comic series, entitled The Oatmeal, has got to ring a bell. Anyway, the reason for bringing up this illustrator’s name is that he was the first to experience the changes that are taking place … Read more

Social Media Brings Low Conversions

At first, eCommerce was something that could only exist on a computer screen while a buyer was sitting at their desk. Online shopping and payment goes back to the beginnings of the internet, and things have improved greatly since then. To nobody’s surprise, however, the bulk of eCommerce still takes place on a computer screen, … Read more

AOL Launching Ad Supported TV

Netflix is a service that has been extremely popular for a long time now. However, Netflix is not the only popular connected TV providers, being that it is accompanied by sites like Hulu. The sites are similar in that they allow users to watch connected TV instantly, but they also are not ad supported. Never … Read more

Pinterest Now Open For Everyone

Everybody has heard of Pinterest, but not everybody has actually experienced using the network. People have always had a harder time joining Pinterest than any other social media platform, simply because the site has always required people to be invited to the site in order to register, as if it were some sort of high … Read more

Twitter Has Tons of Fakes Too

A little over a week ago, the news of Facebook’s fake clicks shed a bit of light on their real situation, and after that the world learned that 10% of Facebook’s users are not actually active users, but essentially dummy accounts. Well, now Twitter is having similar issues regarding their reliability to advertisers, as the … Read more

Google+ has been Abandoned

The facts about Google+ are oscillating quite a bit these days from good news to bad. Not long ago, there was nothing but good news about Google+, but now people are calling it a “ghost town.” At least, that is what MarketingLand and Umpf are saying about it, based on information and a graphic that … Read more

Facebook Throws A Huge Ad-Bone

There are many people that still are not to pleased or impressed with Facebook’s advertising efforts. Since they recently announced more mobile options, however, far more advertisers are starting to be intrigued with the way Facebook’s advertising will work with iOS and Android. So far, things have been going quite well for Facebook’s mobile endeavors. … Read more