Google is currently the number one website in the world today, and also the number one search engine with over 50% of the search market. Google has gotten so big that it will be hazardous to ignore it, and if we consider everything going on right now Google obviously sends at least 100 times more traffic to most websites compared to all other search engines combined. At least, when it comes to my... 

Most broadband providers and ISPs [Internet Service Providers] manage their web traffic — by prioritizing, say, video over browsing – and change the rules during their peak time for downloads. Some of them may call it bandwidth cap and some may call it fair use policy (depending on your broadband plan) but let me tell you, it is just as frustrating as the other when you hit the cap! The problem... 

After weeks of explosive growth and after becoming the fastest growing social networking site to reach 20 million users in just 3 weeks, the Google+ social networking site saw its traffic and usage drop last week, according to Hitwise. This makes everyone wonder – is the shine beginning to fade for Google+? The report comes after Google+’s traffic enjoyed a steady climb since its June 28 debut. Google+... 

What goals do you want to accomplish online? Do you want to increase your brand awareness? Or, do you want to generate more sales? Or simply, do you just want to share your content online? No matter what is your main objective, if you don’t have the right audience you won’t be able to achieve your goals. Fortunately, there are multiple sources of traffic online (free and paid), which you can use,... 

I just found a great new way to promote your blog and help your readers find you much quicker. The internet has become so huge; it’s very difficult sometimes to find interesting blogs. RSS Hugger allows bloggers to submit their RSS feed – where it’s easy for users to find and subscribe. The basic idea is that they will help you find readers for your blog’s RSS feed. RSSHugger.com is a site...