2006 Google Mobile Strategy 
Small Business Mavericks
JUNE 14, 2011
Amidst all the hype with social media, there’s a growing trend that sometimes gets lost in the shuffle: Mobile marketing. Before starting my own company in 2006, I worked for 16 years in the wireless industry for AT&T Wireless and Cingular, so I’ve watched mobile develop over the years with more than a casual passers-by interest.
Twist Image
APRIL 16, 2014
If you''re in the marketing profession, you have to be scratching your head at the moves that Google has made over the past little while. If Google''s main form of revenue is advertising and licensing software, where will the ads be going on all of these robots and drones? Google''s first wave of innovation.
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Webbiquity SMM
FEBRUARY 13, 2018
According to Google Trends, social media marketing as a topic if search interest recently turned nine years old (or is about to turn 11 years old, depending on when you place its origin). Facebook was opened up to the public in 2006. Social media is part of the daily routine for digital natives, and is increasingly visual and mobile.
Small Business Mavericks
MAY 9, 2011
Why Quora Is The New Twitter » What’s An Internet Marketing Strategy Consist Of? In fact, the first step to designing a good strategy for marketing your business online is to analyze your business and plan a strategy that is based on the needs of your market and your business. They’re all different.
Dave Fleet
FEBRUARY 16, 2016
The (actual) year of mobile. The first five years – 2006-2010 – were catalysed by constant change. The (actual) year of mobile. If you look at any trends deck over the last five years (including my own), they’ve all cited “the year of mobile” pretty much every year. 2015 was actually the year of mobile.
Buzz Marketing for Technology
JULY 22, 2008
How do companies like Apple, Starbucks, Google and Southwest Airlines create raving fans, attract endless clients and become market leaders? Wednesday July 9, noon EST. Hear StartupNationâ??s s Rich Sloan with Anil Dash, Seth Godin, and Dan Roam in a one-hour interactive telechat. Name (required). Mail (will not be published) (required).
Firebelly
FEBRUARY 4, 2010
Blogging by teens (ages 12-17) has been cut in half - from 28 percent in 2006 to 14 percent in 2009. Where did they go? Social networking sites (SNS). 73 percent of teens and 72 percent of Gen Y are now active on at least one SNS. 71 percent of young adults prefer Facebook while 66 percent of younger teens prefer Myspace.
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