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Taco Bell Uses Social Media to Combat Class Action Suit

2010 has been referred to as the Year of Facebook in some places; in others, it was simply called the year of ‘social.’ This is probably because that year saw an aggressive use of social media by brick and mortar companies. Companies like Starbucks, Toyota and L’Oreal made creative use of soci.... More »

Homeless Hackers: Come to New York City

Hackers looking for a home (well a temporary one anyway) may find refuge in New York City through a new program called Adopt a Hacker. Adopt a Hacker was recently launched in an effort to persuade more hackers to make a niche for themselves in the New York City tech scene. It's also a way for h.... More »

Yelp Vanishes From Google

Yelp is a popular local reviews website. There are reviews covering businesses in nearly 40 states as well as the United Kingdom. Users can review everything from the worst club they have ever visited to the best little restaurant that is so unknown that if you blink, you'd miss it. There are also s.... More »

Help For New Online Marketers

You may never have heard of Visa Business Network. The company recently launched this site in order to have a way to connect small business owners with other small business owners. Resources are provided, such as mentors, goal toolkits, content-ranked information, and much more. So just how can.... More »

Twitter Keeps Growing

Twitter has become a valuable tool for anyone who needs to use social media to promote their business or their website. A simple tweet has the ability to get people to respond, visit your site, and can help you make sales. Tweets can even become viral, with many people retweeting to spread your mess.... More »

Google’s AdWords Help Center just got a lot smaller; launching a section intended to help small businesses improve their campaigns. The section is known as “Small Business Corner”, and the intent is to help those running their own AdWords accounts. Users have the ability to connect with peers and share their experiences, ensuring that they’re maximizing the potential of their AdWords account. Offered free of charge, this forum can potentially save small businesses a lot of money in consulting fees.

The Help Center is already buzzing with activity, with users contributing to engaging conversations regarding tricks to writing great ads, how to measure results, and with what kind of frequency they should be logging into their AdWords accounts.

What is Google AdWords? It’s a way for internet marketers to create and share ads on Google-and their advertising network. Users only pay when people click on their ads. Up until recently, the service lacked little in the way of helping small businesses with their accounts, leaving them to guess work and trying to connect with others in different forums. Google takes a huge step forward with the creation of this forum, showing internet marketers they’re not just in it for the big corporations.