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Most Americans Want More Privacy, Don’t Trust Advertisers, Social Media Or Search Engines

US consumers broadly skeptical about online privacy protection claims. Greg Sterling on May 21, 2015 The overwhelming majority of Americans want to be able to control their information online and who gets access to it. However, in a wide-ranging and nuanced Pew Research Center survey, most respondents seem resigned to fewer online protections and less privacy. … Continue reading Most Americans Want More Privacy, Don’t Trust Advertisers, Social Media Or Search Engines

Warning: Don’t Let Market Hype Cause You To Miss This Total Return Opportunity

Chuck CarnevaleMay 20, 2015 Introduction Since the Great Recession of 2008 came to an end, the stock market, as measured by the S&P 500, is almost midway through the 7th year of a strong bull run.  This marks today’s bull market as the third longest in US history.  Considering how traumatizing the Great Recession and … Continue reading Warning: Don’t Let Market Hype Cause You To Miss This Total Return Opportunity

Don’t Wait For The Next Redesign To Improve Your Company’s Website

Tim AsimosMay 12, 2015 Your corporate website is arguably your company’s most valuable marketing asset in today’s digital-centric, modern marketing ecosystem. It deserves ongoing attention and resources, and as a result, it should be viewed as an investment, not a line item expense. Your website should be a living, breathing, active, lead generating machine. So … Continue reading Don’t Wait For The Next Redesign To Improve Your Company’s Website

Don’t Allow Your Google “My Business Page” To Go “Stale”

Brent CarnduffMay 3, 2015 Optimizing for Local Search is always interesting, sometimes frustrating, and usually a learning experience. There is, of course, a check list of “best practices” to follow, but the results are often far from the predictability that a “checklist” implies, and the results can be disappointing for no apparent reason. This was … Continue reading Don’t Allow Your Google “My Business Page” To Go “Stale”