For the last few years, Google has put much less emphasis on their “do no evil” mantra. The company that started off as the underdog and grew through a combination of simplicity, innovation, and positive buzz has shifted their stances on these foundational concepts and turned towards a more general approach to being a business.
Here’s a quick post for you (I know many of my recent posts have been pretty long).
There are plenty of mobile users who will say that they are an Apple or Google fanatic, very rarely will you hear that they are a fan of both. Therefore, these too mobile giants are always battling it out to be the one who sits on the Mobile Throne.
There are plenty of social sites your company can choose to join. There are the big wigs, like Facebook and Twitter, which can help you spread the word about your brand. However, Google has also joined the race and unlike twitter, allows for businesses to create brand pages.
Google has an intricate system in place in order to handle the billions of searches that occur each day. It certainly doesn’t seem that way when we decide to open up Google in our web browsers to search for something as simple as, “How much food should we feed our dogs?” but something pretty amazing is happening behind your computer screen.
I have been blogging for a while now and having a tremendous blast. From the resources I have acquired, I have discovered many facets of adequate blogging tips and strategy. I reach out to my buddy Veronica (Confessions of a Social Media Girl on Social Media Today) for advice when there is something on the social media front that I can’t figure out.
Are you a “Google Pro”? Do you use all of the shortcuts that Google often makes so hard to find but that really make an impact on how useful our searches can be? If not, you’re about to be.
The wolves of the tech-blogging world are circling around Research In Motion, calling them has-beens and tossing out rumors left and right as the once-proud BlackBerry brand fades into antiquity thanks to the rise of iPhone and Android. There are reasons to believe that we haven’t seen the last of RIM, most notably the probability that their weakness in the market today will make them a prime target for a buyout in the future.
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