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Social Media Advertising

On April 24th, 2013, posted in: infographics, Posts & Occasional Rants, Social Media by Daniel0 Comment

The popularity of social media has grown to such high levels of engagement that marketers are now moving serious advertising dollars into various platforms. The folks at Go-Gulf have put together this infographic on how big companies are now allocating their advertising dollars online. Where do you invest your budget?

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The AT&T Verizon Duopoly

On June 19th, 2012, posted in: infographics, Mobile, Posts & Occasional Rants by Daniel0 Comment

We all like to complain about our cell phone bills. We complain they seem to be going nowhere but up. The hot new phones are no longer being subsidized as well as they once were, with early adopters often paying an extra $100 for that newly released phone. Now with the majors on the precipice..

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Facebook IPO

On February 9th, 2012, posted in: Posts & Occasional Rants, Social Media by Daniel0 Comment

Facebook filed for a $5 billion IPO last week. This infographic from Accounting Degree Online shows us the magnitude of a Facebook IPO. Are you planning on trying to buy some of the stock?

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Google’s 2011 Revenues

On February 1st, 2012, posted in: Advertising, Posts & Occasional Rants by Daniel0 Comment

Do you click on paid search results on Google? A lot of us do. Do you pay for your business to show up in paid search results? A lot of us do as well. Enough to generate almost $40 billion for the search engine giant. Where does the money come from? What industries use..

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Google’s Biggest Gamble

On September 12th, 2011, posted in: Advertising, Mobile, Posts & Occasional Rants, Social Media by Daniel0 Comment

Google’s recent purchase of Motorola Mobility shows where the search giant thinks the online world is headed. There is strong evidence to suggest that by 2014 more mobile devices will be accessing the internet than desktop devices. Google wants to be a leader in that arena and therefor the $12 billion investment. Here is a..