• Posted by IronMonk Bloggers
• 28 July 2010
• Web 2.0 News

According to comScore, social networking sites reach a higher percentage of women than men globally, with 75.8 percent of all women online visiting a social networking site in May 2010 versus 69.7 percent of men. This is just one of the highlights of a global...

• Posted by IronMonk Bloggers
• 28 July 2010
• Web 2.0 News

An overview of some of today's ad/tech news. Click to read the rest of this post... Go to Source

• Posted by IronMonk Bloggers
• 28 July 2010
• Web 2.0 News

Using these seven tips will help get your PPC ads some real attention and get the right kind of clicks. ... Go to Source

• Posted by IronMonk Bloggers
• 27 July 2010
• Web 2.0 News

Taking the time to identify your market and focusing on how to build relationships with those relevant sites will put you above SEOs who are still focusing on outdated tactics. ... Go to Source

• Posted by IronMonk Bloggers
• 27 July 2010
• Web 2.0 News

Yahoo Japan -- an independent entity from Yahoo -- has decided to forgo the Bing transition and will be using Google search results, Reuters announced today. Click to read the rest of this post... Go to Source

• Posted by IronMonk Bloggers
• 27 July 2010
• Web 2.0 News

For your foreign language sites to be effective, they absolutely have to be localized for individual countries. Here's why. ... Go to Source

• Posted by IronMonk Bloggers
• 27 July 2010
• Web 2.0 News

Most reporters are focused on the United States Copyright Office declaration that it is it legal to unlock or 'jailbreak' a mobile device from the manufacturer and network provider from which it was purchased from, which permits users to install unapproved software under the Digital...

• Posted by IronMonk Bloggers
• 27 July 2010
• Web 2.0 News

The advertising industry is launching its own PR campaign by way of setting up an Institute for Advertising Ethics. The sector has always had a negative image and the likes of the "Mad Men" series are certainly surfing that tide to... sell. With the market...

• Posted by IronMonk Bloggers
• 27 July 2010
• Web 2.0 News

The rumor is growing fast. Now the New York Post has it that Google could launch its search-related music store as early as this holiday season, i.e. November-December. Click to read the rest of this post... Go to Source

• Posted by IronMonk Bloggers
• 27 July 2010
• Web 2.0 News

If you've spent time analyzing search results for a variety of queries, you've likely seen results you can't easily explain. Here's why this happens. ... Go to Source