Tag Archives: Google
Remember when being “wired” as a kid meant knowing how to use a rotary phone to call granny? (Or that you snuck a snip of mom’s coffee?) Well, Technology has hit warp speed and today’s tots are more wired than ever. New research reveals that a full 81 percent of children under the age of two in ten surveyed nations boast some sort online presence and 8 percent even have their own email address. (WHAT? Really?!!) All these tiny-sized digital … Continue reading
I found this great short clip above of Guy Kawasaki speaking about “the meaning of meaning” and making a difference in the world. He says ion the clip above that it doesn’t matter whether you are a business or a non-profit, small or large business, first focus on making a difference — not on ‘making money’ — and you will be a successful company. I agree! I have worked before at a company where we began our day with a … Continue reading
Yeah, I’m a geek, and I know it. (My wife also knows I’m a geek, because she calls me one all the time: “You’re a geek and I love you *with a smile*). — and my sister-n-law calls me a dork, but that is another thing. Yesterday, it was reported that Apple has lifted some of the restrictions that it has on iPhone App development in which shot off two additional stories of Google and Adobe smiling across all the … Continue reading
10 years ago, most people on the internet did n ot know what a “blog” was — and some still don’t. If you are reading this on joshlovesjen.com, then you are reading a blog — da-da-dum!… Technorati.com is the leading source, next to Google in my opinion, for indexing blogs and blogs posts around the web. In their own words, “The leading blog search engine, Technorati.com indexes millions of blog posts in real time and surfaces them in seconds. The … Continue reading
have you ever wondered just how Google works? … Well, how it REALLY works (as far as the search engine algorithm, is actually googly top-secret), but how you get and use what you get and use from Google is stupendously laid out in the infographic below. (I am thinking of using it as teaching tool for when I have to “explain” to people why their blog is not magically at the top of Google right away as soon as they … Continue reading
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