SEO in 2013
A moment of retrospect and taking stock has come riding on the Back of the New Year. After the pitched battles that the world of SEO had to fight to keep their feet firm in the ground in the wake of the many changes made by Google has given us many lessons. The table is now set for a relook at how we strategize our SEO campaigns in the coming years while taking cognizance of the new challenges thrown at us by the mighty G! But as always the air is rife with predictions and extrapolations of last year’s tendencies, so here are mine to bet on.
facts about green technology
Advanced technology has indeed tremendous fruits to reap but leaves at fag end the sour taste of electronic scrap resulting from the sheer negligence on the path of the users. At the end of the road of fast paced technological innovations lies heap of electronic carcasses which cause severe contamination of air with hazardous toxic substances like lead, cadmium, mercury and carcinogenic substances.
However, technology is now gradually stepping up its ‘green awareness’ and
making search even more intelligent
More and more people today rely on the Internet for accurate and precise data information about a whole variety of things. The range of searches being made by users is becoming wider and more personal each day. Therefore the need for search engines to answer this new challenge has become the new frontier for technological innovations in the realm of online activity. Google, being the largest and most popular search engine and web function company has taken the lead to make your search more intelligent, interactive and effective. The
changing definitions of entertainment
There is a wide range of ideas pertaining to what one may call entertainment. For some it may be the adrenalin flow along their veins or for some it may be a relaxing pleasure or for others it might be something surprising. To carve out general understating it is something that amuses or stirs up excitement. Whatever it is, the basic fact is that we all crave for it and try to find it throughout the day. For some reason, if it is not met it may end up as frustration. To vent out feelings and feel relaxed. To ease off the mental and emotional pressure everyone needs one or the other kind of entertainment.
what is your value proposition
In these times of cut throat competition your value proposition is the merit that you wear on your sleeve, your USP as a professional individual. Steadily performing at very high levels of efficiency and making an impression on your employees is however a road that goes all the way uphill. In such a scenario, it is important that professionals regularly evaluate their own performance, plan out their professional behavior and but in effort at communicating their value proposition to their employees and prospective clients.
5 qualities of a good boss
Believe it or not you are going to realize sooner or later, you need the following qualities to be a boss. If you have these qualities well, if not try to embrace them (if possible):
1. Be a Leader: As a boss you always walk ahead of the line. You are the one that people follow and therefore the example you set matters almost as much as the instructions you give to your juniors. Your every word should be backed by a serious action and responsibility.
what is creative thinking
Out of the box thinking has increasingly become the norm for advertising professionals. The benchmark for creativity is being set on the global stage as companies and brands become more competitive and the choices available to consumers on the super market shelves multiply like rabbits. What matters first and foremost is the image that a brand can project onto the mind of the public. However to stick needs some sugar, or at other times some spice, and the name of the game is “creativity”.
IPO, Instagram and now Face.com, is it worth?
Analysts are busy forecasting the levelling of the world’s most popular social networking site Facebook’s consumer base. This speculation is fanned by ComScore survey reports mentioning that the number of unique visitors boasted by Facebook.com has come down in the last month from 158.69 million in April and 158.93 million in March, to 158.01 in May. The average number of hours spent by users on the social networking site has also been hovering around the 6 hour mark without seeing any significant increase from last year. The question is, has the Facebook phenomenon reached saturation















