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Is Apple Is About To Launch A New Global Search Engine?
Mar 20th
Did the headline catch your eye? I really wanted a teaser headline for this post which would entice people to read and discover the details of a new global search engine — but for that message, a teaser alone just wasn’t credible. But when I added the word “Apple” to the…
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Omaha SEO Company Net Success Announces the Launch of Their Pay-Per … – DigitalJournal.com (press release)
Mar 19th
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Omaha SEO Company Net Success Announces the Launch of Their Pay-Per …
DigitalJournal.com (press release) So say's Larry Dozier, the manager of Net Success, an Omaha SEO company which has recently shifted over to using a pay per performance pricing model for their seo clients. Many small business owners are hesitant to hire an SEO firm simply because of … |
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Omaha SEO Company Net Success Announces the Launch of Their Pay-Per … – Virtual-Strategy Magazine
Mar 19th
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Omaha SEO Company Net Success Announces the Launch of Their Pay-Per …
Virtual-Strategy Magazine An Omaha based SEO company, Net Success, is offering SEO services on a pay-for-success basis, significantly reducing the risk which is normally associated with hiring an SEO company. "If we don't get your website listed on the first page of Google, … |
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Omaha SEO Company Net Success Announces the Launch of Their Pay-Per … – Yahoo! Contributors Network
Mar 19th
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Omaha SEO Company Net Success Announces the Launch of Their Pay-Per …
Yahoo! Contributors Network An Omaha based SEO company, Net Success, is offering SEO services on a pay-for-success basis, significantly reducing the risk which is normally associated with hiring an SEO company. "If we don't get your website listed on the first page of Google, … |
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Next, Salesforce Aims to Obsolete the CMS with Site.com Launch
Mar 15th
Here’s the proposition: If your business fronts a marketing Web site, perhaps with a digital storefront and probably with additional content on Facebook, Salesforce.com is now offering a service – not a software package, but a cloud-based system – for you to compose the entire site, including layout template and content, and host the site including the database on the Force.com platform, for a flat fee of $1,500 per month.
It is exactly the type of business model that Salesforce is aiming directly at another huge competitor with dominant market share: this time, WordPress. Salesforce is betting that businesses give WordPress its 50-plus-percent market share in the content management system category because it’s the most convenient product to adopt, not because it’s best suited to the task. And just like before, Salesforce is doubling down all its chips on a simple domain name: this time, Site.com.
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If this picture looks like an ordinary Web site… well, frankly that’s the point. It is – it’s Salesforce’s example of taking information that it ordinarily delivers to internal users of a company, and presenting it to customers externally.
“We are extending the social enterprise out to all of your customers, all of your partners, and all of your prospects,” says Andrew Leigh, director of product management for the Force.com platform, in an interview with ReadWriteWeb, “by allowing you through a single cloud-based platform to be able to basically publish any data or any content out to an external audience.”
Leigh demonstrated a front end for Site.com that would be generally familiar to anyone who has ever used a forms or site layout tool. Although the user can access the CSS style sheets directly, the front end would prefer to let him drag-and-drop components where they should generally appear on the page. Some components, like “Menu,” are smart enough to know the layout of the site, so they can present the right menu to the user at the right time. And as Leigh tells us, Site.com manages the process of selecting the right layout template for the end user’s browser and device, so the same site appears on a PC as on a tablet as on a smartphone.
“If you look at the Web sites that are built and run on Site.com, they use all the latest social widgets, all the latest multimedia, they have the freshest and most compelling content – it’s coming instantly from the back-office systems of the company. They’re the most compelling Web sites on the Internet today,” remarks Leigh. One live example, he tells us, will be HP’s promotional site – some 3,000 pages which have already gone live using the Site.com beta, and which have already increased HP’s site traffic, according to Leigh, by 30%.
The structure of the site is determined through a simple menu system, where classes of “Site Map” pages are assigned to specific templates just as any site designer would expect. “Landing Pages” pertains to resources whose URLs use specific filenames, as opposed to general classes. Obviously from this angle, Site.com is more geared toward publishing static content. However, the dynamic components you drag into place do gather dynamic content from elsewhere in the customer’s Force.com stream of assets, including from Salesforce.com itself and from its Data.com resource.
“If you look at the platform that runs the social enterprise, you’ll see an amazing amount of common data that’s being shared across that enterprise, both with the internal employees and the external customers, partners, and prospects,” explains Force.com’s Leigh. The roles that employees play in an organization, he adds, may be published externally as descriptions of possible future careers, for a Web site directed toward prospective employees. All the products managed and maintained by a company, and the retail pricing attributed to it, may be integrated into the external site. “Just about anything, whether it’s shipping information, order information, billing information – any kind of information you’re tracking and managing inside your company, is at some point in time being exposed out to your customers and your prospects to communicate what your business is doing. And that’s what Site.com is all about.”
Leigh tells RWW that some surcharges may apply in extreme circumstances, to a minority of users for whom bandwidth use explodes. But from now until April 30, all charter customers can sign up two publishers and two contributors for the first site, for a discounted rate of $825 per month. The regular price is $1,500 for that package, plus $125 per month for each additional publisher, and $20 per month for each additional contributor. He reminds us that this is not a beta; Site.com is generally released today.
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cPanel® Announces Exclusive Early Launch of Attracta SEO Tools to Limited … – Virtual-Strategy Magazine
Mar 15th
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Virtual-Strategy Magazine cPanel announced that it would begin bundling Attracta SEO tools within cPanel & WHM®. Attracta SEO tools are scheduled for release to the cPanel & WHM EDGE tier at the beginning of April with availability in the CURRENT tier later in the month. cPanel Launches Attracta SEO Tools to Limited Number of Shared Web Hosts |
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Did Iran Launch a Cyber Attack on the BBC?
Mar 14th
Everyone knows that the Iranian government is no champion of a free press. But exactly how far is the Islamic Republic willing to go to keep voices and viewpoints down to a minimum?
It would appear that a full-blown cyber attack on the BBC is not out of the question, according to the news organization. Without divulging too many details about the incident, the BBC suggested that Iran may have been responsible for an attack that briefly hampered the news organization’s internal access to email and the Internet.
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The purported distributed denial of service (DDoS) attack happened to come at the same time that feeds being broadcast by the BBC into Iran were jammed, which is something the organization has experienced and complained about in the past.
Reporters Without Borders put out an interactive tool recently titled Cyber Tag, which lets users virtually spray graffiti on the embassies of countries that the organization designates “enemies of the Internet.” Iran is, unsurprisingly, one of them.
The country achieves this title not only because of its efforts to thwart free speech using DDoS attacks and by scrambling broadcast signals, but for its larger war on the Internet itself. While Web users in the United States were fretting about SOPA several weeks ago, Iranians were beginning to face a much more serious threat.
After years of censoring and otherwise hampering the Web, it was reported that the Iranian government was in the early stages of creating a second, state-approved Internet designed to replace the World Wide Web we all know and love.
As those plans are slowly executed, Iran is wasting no time ensuring that outside and alternative voices are not heard within the country, if its autocratic rulers can help it.
The BCC has revealed very little about the cyber attack it faced, but says its confident that somebody within Iran is responsible. It wouldn’t be the first time they’ve interfered with the BBC’s operations. Last month, BBC Director General Mark Thompson outlined the ways in which Iranian authorities have attempted to intimidate people working for BBC Persian, including who work outside of Iran’s borders.
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Link-Assistant.Com to Launch Its Training Video Series for SEO PowerSuite Software – Seattle Post Intelligencer
Mar 14th
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Link-Assistant.Com to Launch Its Training Video Series for SEO PowerSuite Software
Seattle Post Intelligencer Com, the leading SEO software provider and the company behind SEO PowerSuite, has made a major step towards improving user experience of their SEO tools. The company has started a series of training videos for each of the four tools in SEO PowerSuite … |
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Link-Assistant.Com to Launch Its Training Video Series for SEO PowerSuite Software – Virtual-Strategy Magazine
Mar 14th
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Link-Assistant.Com to Launch Its Training Video Series for SEO PowerSuite Software
Virtual-Strategy Magazine Com, the leading SEO software provider and the company behind SEO PowerSuite, has made a major step towards improving user experience of their SEO tools. The company has started a series of training videos for each of the four tools in SEO PowerSuite … |
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Link-Assistant.Com to Launch Its Training Video Series for SEO PowerSuite Software – Yahoo! Contributors Network
Mar 14th
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Link-Assistant.Com to Launch Its Training Video Series for SEO PowerSuite Software
Yahoo! Contributors Network Com, the leading SEO software provider and the company behind SEO PowerSuite, has made a major step towards improving user experience of their SEO tools. The company has started a series of training videos for each of the four tools in SEO PowerSuite … |
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