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Google recently announced they are confident enough with the testing on their new keyword tool that they're now ready for it to go live.
This is important information for those using AdWords. Users should be aware that the release of the new tool means previous "Keyword Tool" and "Search-based ....
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There is this general misconception among web marketers that comment spamming will increase their page ranks. Unfortunately, I have been on the receiving end of such spam comments and while it is easy to simply delete one (or even ten), dedicating precious time to deleting hundreds of spam comments ....
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The buzz surrounding Twitter's "Promoted Accounts" is finally reaching fruition, as the company just officially launched the new advertising format. The format helps brands gain more followers with displays in Twitter's "Suggestions for You" feature. Equally important is the companies launch of te....
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After much speculaton, Facebook CEO, Mark Zuckerberg finally announced the new messaging system for facebook. Except, according to Zuckerberg, even though Facebook is making available @facebook.com addresses to all users, the new messaging system is not Email. At least, not as you know it.
The ....
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If you have ever been stuck in traffic, you will appreciate this latest release by Google. Google has just released a feature in Google maps that will help you avoid traffic.
Unlike the traffic reports on the radio, you can find out about traffic jams before you get stuck in them. You can do ....
More » Electronic Arts’ (EA) is turning its popular “Madden NFL” video game series into a social gaming experience, now debuting on Facebook. “Madden NFL Superstars” allows users to build teams from a selection of over 1500 player cards, and then face-off against friends for ultimate football domination.
Rather than focusing on the elements that make “Madden NFL” so popular (micromanagement of teams and fine-tuning player tactics), “Madden NFL Superstars” allows users to focus on team management through the collection of team player cards. Early users of the game compare it to a super-competitive version of fantasy football.
EA calls upon Playfish, the social gaming network it recently acquired, to roll out the game and make available for users its virtual currency system-enabling users to purchase additional player cards.
Considering how popular “Madden NFL” is, as well as the increasing popularity for social networking games, EA’s latest foray into the social gaming world should be a huge success.
