The amount of time Americans spend on social networking and blogging sites as tripled in the past year. According to the Nielsen Company, time spent on social network and blogging sites, like Facebook and MySpace, accounted for 17 percent of all time spent on the Internet in August 2009. With an increase in the amount of time people spend on social networking and blogging sites, it is important for your company to adjust its advertising and marketing campaigns. Estimated online advertising has increased from approximately $49 million in August 2008 to $108 million in August 2009, a 119 percent increase. ...

Times are tough, but slowly the economy is working its way back to normalcy. Now is a great time to start reexamining your marketing efforts, or whether there are any efforts at all. Maybe the budget isn’t where you want it to be. Maybe your vision of how to market doesn’t match the size of your wallet. Obviously marketing is worth the investment, but if you’re on a tight budget, consider these low cost ways to market your business: E-mail Campaigns: Send a market specific, dynamic, message-effective e-mail. Sending an e-mail to 10,000 people will cost you very little. You ...

With the familiarity of Firefox, yet with a foundation all its own, Flock 2.0, the new social browser, boasts a combination of media tools that is sure to revolutionize your web-browsing experience. Nearly a year after its beta release, the newest version of Flock is making waves as it aims to enhance what the Internet is most known for, the art of connection. With all the energy spent on keeping up with everything that's the latest, why not make your social life easier by streamlining it? Enter Flock. By integrating social services such as MySpace, Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, and Picasa, to name ...