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Book Review – “The Long Tail”

Although I’ve been peppering my conversations with the phrase “the long tail” for nearly two years, only recently did I get the opportunity to actually read the book that spawned the term. On a recent vacation to Sanibel Island (when I tend to do most of my “pleasure” reading), I devoured Chris Anderson’s book in [...]

14 April 2008 | Web 2.0, advertising, apple, book review, e-commerce, ebay, ecommerce 2.0, facebook, google, long tail, marketing, myspace, ppc, search, seth godin, social networking, technology, television | No Comments

MySpace Beats Facebook to the Punch With Ad Customization

A few weeks back I wrote about some of the savvy moves that Facebook has made in the last six to 12 months to make them a prime acquisition target for one of the big three. Toward the end of the post I wrote:

“However, what makes Facebook unique – and thus valuable to companies like [...]

19 September 2007 | Web 2.0, e-commerce, ecommerce 2.0, facebook, google, marketing, myspace, social networking, technology | No Comments

Spock’s Clever Traffic-Driving Contest

It seems I’m writing a lot these days about social networking. As I mentioned a few posts back, Facebook and others are garnering the buzz that was previously afforded only to Google, so this topic has been very much top of mind for me recently.
At lunch earlier this week, a former colleague tipped me off [...]

29 August 2007 | Web 2.0, e-commerce, facebook, google, linkedin, marketing, myspace, search, social networking, spock, technology | No Comments

I’ve Got Friends in Low Places, but Who Cares?

Each week I look forward to Max Kalehoff’s Friday “Online Spin” column for MediaPost (go here for the RSS feed). I can usually count on Max’s columns to offer unique insight on the intersection of brand marketing, WOM and Web 2.0.
In this week’s column, “Please, No More Friends,” Max introduces the concept of “friendship overload,” [...]

4 August 2007 | Web 2.0, e-commerce, facebook, google, linkedin, marketing, myspace, search, social networking, technology, wom, word of mouth marketing | 3 Comments

Is Facebook the Next Google, or the Next Angelfire?

John Battelle asked a very simple yet interesting question on his blog last week: Is Facebook cooler than Google?
Even six months ago, the question would have seemed preposterous. Cooler than Google? Who could be cooler than Google? But recently, much like the Seinfeld episode when the fortunes of George and Elaine are reversed – schlubby [...]

31 July 2007 | Web 2.0, e-commerce, facebook, friendster, google, marketing, myspace, search, social networking, technology | 1 Comment