The Nasdaq hits 5,048.62 on March 10, 2000 , the high-water mark of the dot-com boom. It’s all downhill from here.
It’s good to reflect on this as many of these new Web 2.0 startups should be looking at this very recent history to understand that they need a revenue model.
Some questions that people should be asking on this historic day… all these Web 2.0 startups… how do they make money? Other than Google Adsense?
A Reading, PA man forced the local oil companies to go though a reverse auction to earn his business. The opening bid was $976.25 for a full 275 gallon tank. When the auction was complete he paid only $875.00. Meaning he saved over $100 using the Advanced Reverse Procurement Auction. He requested 2 vendors…
Why MSN lost so much market share? MSN Market share dropped like a brick losing 10% market share and putting them on par with AOL, a Google client/reseller. Google Search 3,035,617 22.6% 50.8% Yahoo! Search 1,412,904 30.1% 23.6% MSN/Windows Live Search 499,946 -9.7% 8.4% AOL Search 362,140 7.8% 6.1% We could attribute this to several reasons, one of the…
(SSA) Search Social Agency Much has changed over the past 20 years, SEO used to the be the default standard for online marketing. However now with social media, we have been seeing more and more people ask their facebook friends what would be the “Best Japanese restaurant in Allentown, Pa” rather than going to Google….
There are a million reasons I back this project. The cost vs payout ratio (100k per year) to observe this star (KIC 8462852 / Tabby’s Star) makes it a worth while project. It comes down to three possible outcomes. The first and most likely being a comet storm of never seen before proportions. We’re talking…
Many companies and advertising agencies tend to forget about the product that Google offers called Webmaster Tools. Within Webmaster tools it allows you many options that are not available otherwise. We use most of the tools there, but our favorite is the mobile usability tool. The tool allows you to have a good idea why…
A few months ago everyone was talking about Phantom, then Panda and all the other search modifications Google does to themselves (RankBrain, Penguin, Etc). However recently we’ve been seeing more and more rapid fire succession of changes, Some of them are rather huge. For example we’re seeing Google Push AMP, while pushing mobile, while pushing…