Maybe its not really a Mac Mac World. Let’s go back to the decade of flannel and sheep cloning, when Steve Jobs, had to save a company from the brink of bankruptcy. How did it feel to have Bill Gates offer you the money?
Facebook just passed the 900 million user marker and year-on-year revenue nearly doubled, the company said, soaring to $3.7 billion over the whole of 2011.
With all the recent changes in the search world, I am proud of the fact that we started focusing on Local, Social, Blogging, SEO and more recently mobile; over a year ago. I know how lucky we are to be in this position. The truth is anything could have happened - it just so happened that Google went local around when we did.
In 2006, a popular social network site for college students caused uproar within its membership when it introduced two new features, dubbed News Feed and Mini-Feed.
Our previous post discussed the value (or lack of) that a “Like” can bring to a brand on Facebook. The Like generally meant more to the brand than it did to the “Liker” and didn’t bring the immediate brand loyalty a marketer hopes for.
The relationship between a consumer and the “Like” button on a brand’s Facebook page is looking a bit like middle school to me. The Brand is the Geek and the Consumer is the Cool Kid. The Cool Kid “likes” many people and has a ton of encounters every day at their locker or in the hallways.
