Social Media is not just fun and games - it can be a powerful tool that will drive your business to recognition and success. Unlike what is believed by many, social media marketing is not something that is reserved for celebrities, artists and fashionistas. While those three categories of people do have social media cut out for them as the perfect means to gain large audiences, it can work for you as well.

Welcome to the digital marketing of tomorrow, where everybody has a blog. Restaurants, electronic repair shops, renovators, plastic surgeons and pretty much any, and every business out there is investing in interesting web content to attract, educate, entertain and sway potential customers.

Every company needs a logo created for them sooner or later. Why get one professionally done as opposed to on the cheap? What are some of the reprocutions that you might encounter when going with a cookie cutter type of business?

In late October 2011, Google announced a major change in how its search data would be rendered - namely, that search terms would be stripped out of the referrer data sent to publishers. In other words, online publishers (that is, anyone with a website) would no longer see the terms users entered to find their site.

In the technology industry there are a few fairy tales, that sound like a great idea, listed here in their respective order of annoyance: 1. Proxy clients. While not as bad as some other items on this list, Proxy Clients are still a considerable headache for an IT company. These are accounts that were developed (from a business perspective) by a Broker and then handed to a Tech-shop to felicitate. The Brokers, by and large, aren't too fond of the Tech company speaking with the client directly and therefore prefer for the communication to go through them; therefore the title "Proxy Client".