According to the Washington Post, a study of adults between the ages of 55-76 showed that those that were “internet savvy” had increased activity in their visual cortex, the part of the brain that controls reading and language.
In the aging brain, atrophy and reduced cell activity can take a toll on cognitive function. Activities that [...]
Originall posted by Search Engine Land, data collected by JupiterResearch from 103 agencies and advertisers spending at least $50,000/month in paid search shows how they would be willing to spend up to 22% more if they had better PPC management software.
According to the survey, between 18-25% of search marketers are still using Excel to calculate [...]
Shawn Collins is reporting that there is a bill being pushed through to repeal the tax affecting New York affiliates.
Good news for New Yorkers if this gets passed.
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Customer service seems to be a marketing tool that people don’t usually talk about all that often - unless it’s bad customer service. I’m actually writing this post due to a poor customer service experience with Chase, but I’ll get to that in a bit. I’ve always believed that customer service is pretty much above [...]
“Even if you’re not a genius, you can use the same strategies as Aristotle and Einstein to harness the power of your creative mind and better manage your future.”
There was a post on a study guide resource site that I saw a while back that described how some of the smartest people in [...]
A new study released by iPerceptions shows that text ads are still king in terms of the types of ads a user is most likely to click on while video ads are pretty unpopular with people. Below is how the numbers break down.
25% are likely to click on simple text ads
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For any of you visiting NYC for a conference, to meet a client, or just coming for a visit, there is a guide to surviving the city on Streko.com.
All 5 are a great read, but I still think #2 is the most important since it’s the one that occurs most often. New Yorkers walk faster [...]