Posts tagged Program
Google Screenwise: New Program Pays You To Give Up Privacy & Surf The Web With Chrome
Feb 7th
Google is quietly taking requests from web users who want to get paid to surf the web using the Chrome browser while sharing data with Google. The program is called Screenwise and, though we’re not aware of any official announcement, Google has a signup page at…
Please visit Search Engine Land for the full article.
View full post on Search Engine Land: News & Info About SEO, PPC, SEM, Search Engines & Search Marketing
WebiMax Announces Extensive SEO Reseller Strategic Partnership Program Headed … – San Francisco Chronicle (press release)
Jan 26th
|
WebiMax Announces Extensive SEO Reseller Strategic Partnership Program Headed …
San Francisco Chronicle (press release) WebiMax founder and CEO Ken Wisnefski announced the company now offers an extensive SEO Reseller Strategic Partnership Program. Headed by Stan Evans, this program gives other agencies the ability to offer a full suite of SEO services to their clients, … |
View full post on SEO – Google News
WebiMax Announces Extensive SEO Reseller Strategic Partnership Program Headed … – PR Web (press release)
Jan 26th
|
WebiMax Announces Extensive SEO Reseller Strategic Partnership Program Headed …
PR Web (press release) WebiMax founder and CEO Ken Wisnefski announced the company now offers an extensive SEO Reseller Strategic Partnership Program. Headed by Stan Evans, this program gives other agencies the ability to offer a full suite of SEO services to their clients, … |
View full post on SEO – Google News
WebiMax Announces Launch of SEO Reseller Strategic Partnership Program – PR Web (press release)
Jan 24th
|
WebiMax Announces Launch of SEO Reseller Strategic Partnership Program
PR Web (press release) WebiMax announced the launch of an SEO Reseller Strategic Partnership Program, heavily focused on the white label resale of its award winning services. The program is designed to help the partner grow and generate more residual revenue by offering SEO … |
View full post on SEO – Google News
Optimizing The Business Of Your B2B Search Program
Jan 18th
With 2012 stretched out before us, it’s a perfect time for B2B marketers to make sure that the year ahead is poised for success. By now you have laid the groundwork, and have clear learnings from your 2011 search efforts to build upon. But … are you operationally structured for success? The…
Please visit Search Engine Land for the full article.
View full post on Search Engine Land: News & Info About SEO, PPC, SEM, Search Engines & Search Marketing
Google Sued By buySAFE Over Trusted Stores Program
Dec 28th
TechCrunch reports a company named buySafe is suing Google over their Trusted Stores program, which Google launched in October. buySafe claims several strong things in this law suit: (1) Patent Infringement (2) Stealing proprietary business information (3) Pushing buySafe customers to switch to…
Please visit Search Engine Land for the full article.
View full post on Search Engine Land: News & Info About SEO, PPC, SEM, Search Engines & Search Marketing
Cloudnetmedia.com Releases Alternate SEO: A Program To Boost Page Rankings … – WebWire (press release)
Dec 23rd
|
Cloudnetmedia.com Releases Alternate SEO: A Program To Boost Page Rankings …
WebWire (press release) CloudNetMedia.com announces the launch of Alternate SEO that helps business owners recover website page rankings after Google Panda update. The product is designed to be user friendly and help business owners navigate new search engine rules. … |
View full post on SEO – Google News
Android 101: Google Launches Mobile App Training Program
Dec 16th
In days of yore, kids wanted to be policemen, kung fu experts or jet fighters when they grew up. They saw what was being glorified on television and in the movies and said, “Daddy, that is what I want to do!” These days, kids may want to grow up to be great mobile developers. It could happen.
Google is making that easier than ever to learn to developer for Android. Last night it introduced a new beta program, Android Training, a collection of classes designed to help mobile developers make better Android apps. Google realizes that in the realm of public opinion Android apps are perceived to be inferior to iOS. Hence, Android Training is targeted to help developers make slicker, sexier, more functional apps.
Sponsor
Android Training will be led by the Android Developer Relations team. The program will grow in time but as of today it has 11 basic classes. The program has code snippets and sample code that developers can build from to help create better apps. Here is the starter list:
- Designing for multiple screens
- Improving layout performance
- Managing audio playback
- Optimizing battery life
- Remembering users
- Sharing content
- Capturing photos
- Maintaining multiple APKs
- Developing for enterprise
- Monetizing your app
- Designing effective navigation
For example, here is some sample code for designing for multiple screens. This is an example of using RelativeLayout which allows the developer to specify layout in terms of the spacial relationships between components.
Google knows what the biggest problems are for Android developers. Fragmentation, screen sizes, monetization and design are high on the list. It is no mistake that Android’s biggest issues are part of the initial rollout of classes. For instance, designing for multiple screens is one of the biggest advances in Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich. The next step after developing for different screens is to make them perform better, hence the next class on the list, improving layout performance.
There are some prerequisites to Android Training. More or less, you should know the basics of writing code and knowing how to develop an Android user interface. Android Training does not start from scratch but rather is designed for developers looking for refinement of their apps. In time, Google is likely to come out with more beginner classes and more advanced classes.
Apple has long given developers a full set of training tools and directions. Check out the iOS Dev Center to see content like “Learning Objective–C: A Primer.”
If Google wants to fulfill chairman Eric Schmidt’s prediction that mobile developers will be writing for Android first by the middle of 2012, it is going to have to close the gap between the perceived quality of Android apps verse iOS apps. Consumers are going to want to buy Android apps the way they do iOS apps that at this point is not the case.
Mobile developers: you going back to school? Do you see Android Training as a good reference point to building your own apps (sample code is always helpful)?
View full post on ReadWriteWeb
Westchester Public Relations Firm Announces New “Post-SEO” Program to Generate … – Sacramento Bee
Dec 8th
 PR Web (press release) |
Westchester Public Relations Firm Announces New "Post-SEO" Program to Generate …
Sacramento Bee The program is designed for clients who have used SEO to climb to the top of the rankings for geo-targeted keywords. It will leverage the traffic generated by creating an eBook and offering it for free to visitors who fill out a form with their contact … Westchester Public Relations Firm Announces New “Post-SEO” Program; Cut-It-Out … |
View full post on SEO – Google News
Westchester Public Relations Firm Announces New “Post-SEO” Program; Cut-It-Out … – PR Web (press release)
Dec 8th
PR Web (press release) |
Westchester Public Relations Firm Announces New “Post-SEO” Program; Cut-It-Out …
PR Web (press release) Cut-It-Out Communications, Inc. (http://www.cioediting.com), a Westchester public relations firm specializing in the incorporation of online activities in traditional PR campaigns, today announced it has designed a post-SEO (search engine optimization) … Westchester Public Relations Firm Announces New "Post-SEO" Program to Generate … |
View full post on SEO – Google News
