Online marketing could change as Twitter unveils plans for Facebook-style pages

Is Twitter seriously gunning for the same Facebook user? Businesses looking at marketing their products online could use social networking site Twitter as the website is considering creating Facebook-style pages. In a move that could boost advertising revenues, the social website is looking into ways of creating branded pages that give tailored messages, reports Marketing Magazine. There have been limited …

Ecommerce Sales on Track for Healthy Growth – eMarketer

The shift began years ago, and all data points to trends continuing…online sales continue to outperform total retail. In 2010, US retail ecommerce sales (excluding travel) rebounded from the recession, posting 14.8% growth, compared with only 1.6% growth in 2009. In 2011, online sales will reach $188 billion, although growth will moderate to 13.7%, resuming a prerecession trend of slower …

Ad Dollars Still Not Following Online and Mobile Usage

Advertisers are not spending as much money on mobile media despite the growing usage, this might just be a great way to spend those surplus dollars in your advertising budget.  With less competitors and more usage it sounds like a winning combination to me. Spending low compared to time spent with digital media Despite the projection that online advertising will …

Google’s code change shifts billions from losers to winners

Still think that SEO is the only way to go??   You might read this article from CNN.com NEW YORK (CNNMoney) — Google’s recent change to its search algorithm has dramatically shaken up the businesses of websites that moved up or down its search rankings. Sites whose rankings rose to the top found that their traffic and revenue soared — but …