Website Analytics

On November 6th, 2009, Chris Campbell wrote:

Website analytics is the collection, analysis, and reporting of your website data. There are a plenty of methods and technologies to help you do this, but you don’t have to know all the nuances of the language of the Web in order to obtain the most important information. Why us? The answer is simple. We [...]

5 Questions for Usability with Web Design

On November 5th, 2009, Ryan Powszok wrote:

This week we received an email from a DePaul student (Go Blue Demons!), who was looking to interview a web design company about usability. I spent some time thinking about it and developing some answers and I thought I would share it on our blog- Enjoy! (1) Describe the company. Briefly describe the products they [...]

Social Search Brings Results from Your Social Circle

On October 28th, 2009, Chris Campbell wrote:

Recently, Google rolled out another one of its search engine innovations: the Google Social Search. The announcement was made in conjunction with the company’s new partnership with social networking giant Twitter, which should help users find more up-to-the-minute, real-time data – including tweets – in Google search results. Google Social Search, however, is something independent [...]

Search Engines Are Evolving By Getting Social

On October 23rd, 2009, Chris Campbell wrote:

The search wars have just been taken to a whole new level. The catalyst? Social media. With the phenomenal popularity of social networking sites like Twitter and Facebook, both Google and Microsoft will now be integrating real-time updates into their respective search engines. In separate announcements made yesterday, October 21, Google said it has reached [...]

How to use Linkedin for your Small Business

On October 19th, 2009, Chris Campbell wrote:

LinkedIn is not Facebook. It’s not Twitter, either. You don’t use LinkedIn to post 140-character statuses about your business or to officially like someone’s new online video. What you can do, however, is use LinkedIn to grow your small business and make it more profitable. And isn’t that your priority? As a business-oriented social networking [...]

Small Businesses Still Reluctant To Social Media

On October 19th, 2009, Brandon Zeman wrote:

When I come across articles like the one posted on TheStreet.com last week, I can’t help but get excited. Titled “Business Owners Question Social Networking” the article quotes some research that finds that a majority of small business owners haven’t seen value from social media, and that most don’t even use it themselves. A key [...]

Keyword Research for Internet Marketing

On August 8th, 2009, Chris Campbell wrote:

Internet marketing is generally broken into three areas- Research, Implementation and Tracking. Research includes using tools such as wordtracker, SEO Book or Google Adwords Keyword Tool. There are dozens of keyword tools to choose from but we like these because they are very easy to use and they supply the information that help us make [...]

Chicago Company Sues woman 50K over Tweet

On July 28th, 2009, Chris Campbell wrote:

I wrote a post about social media monitoring last week and in the news today is a Chicago company that is suing one of their tenants for $50,000. This lawsuit is already making waves at popular social media news site- mashable. Within the first two hours of the story being posted their are about 900 [...]