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There has been a LOT of comment on the recent Google algorithm changes following the Penguin update and Panda tweaks in April. As with most things, people generally only speak out when they have a problem so it would be easy to assume these updates were a negative thing for your website. Wrong! The updates [...]

Facebook isn’t slowing down as it kicks off its IPO roadshow and has launched a brand new app store featuring apps which utilise its Connect feature. The app store has attracted a lot of coverage and its timing couldn’t better when all eyes are on the company as it prepares to float its shares on [...]

As the deadline looms for the EU Cookie Directive on 26 May we have finally been issued with a code of conduct which aims to clarify what’s expected of website owners and lays down the penalties for those who breach it. Unsurprisingly it hasn’t come from the Information Commissioner’s Office but from the International Chamber [...]

It’s bad news for Dropbox this week as Google announces Google Drive, its very own cloud storage service that boasts an impressive array of features which could see many customers making the switch. Editor: I still love Dropbox and won’t be switching. See my comments at the bottom of the page for some reasons why… [...]

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It’s been a while since I had a proper geek out and recent changes around microdata gives me a great opportunity to look at some of the more technical aspects to improving your SEO; Rich Snippets. Using additional HTML tags to highlight key pieces of content in SERPs isn’t a new thing, there have been [...]

So here’s part 2 of 5 videos from the Chartered Institute of Marketing event I ran earlier this year. In this section I look at how digital is transforming business strategy and use the very simple 4 P’s of Marketing model to demonstrate this.   © admin for Target Internet, 2012. | Permalink | No [...]

Back in Feb 2012 I did an evening event for the Chartered Institute of Marketing entitled “What’s New in Digital Marketing”. I was very honoured when 160 people paid and turned up to hear me speak for a couple of hours, especially since it was an evening event and it was snowing! I’ll post the [...]

This week Google has announced a new feature to its product suite which gives individual users an overview of their activity month on month. Account Activity will be linked to your Google account and will summarise all of your activity including number of emails sent, most popular searches and where in the world you’ve signed [...]

The long awaited Android 4.0 (Ice Cream Sandwich) is finally available in the UK this week but so far very few have actually seen it. Samsung announced its launch of the smartphone operating system for the Galaxy S II on the 19th March, but it is being held up by UK mobile operators who are [...]