A New Kind of Coupon Solution: Groupon
Cheryl Huckabay
Need to distribute a 50% off or BOGO offer for one of your clients and only pay if it works? You might want to try Groupon.com. Groupon.com works on a rev-share model where they pay our clients back a certain percentage of an offer, only if the offers get purchased through Groupon.com. Offers are done by market and spaced out by category to keep their consumers interested and buying.
Emarketer: Seven Trends for 2010
John Keehler
Emarketer CEO Geoff Ramsey has published his annual trend report. While the recommendations aren’t ground breaking, they reflect the realities that 2010 will hold for an economy in recovery.
Google’s Next Big Thing (And It’s Not a Phone)
Jeff Whang
Forget the Google phone; Marissa Mayer, Google’s vice president for search products and user experience, says what she sees as the real future of Google – the personalization of search. Read on to see what she means – and the privacy concerns that come with mining your Facebook friends’ status updates and giving those priority in search results.
Want Everyone to See Your Credit Card Transactions? Meet Blippy.
Brian Kress
Blippy, a service that lets you share your credit card purchases to make your them public, launched Friday in private beta. Yes, you read that right, it publishes all purchases from your credit card to any and all people following your account. Is this the end game in the rush towards transparency and the death of privacy?
Does the World Need Another Shortened URL?
Jill Krumsick
Shortened URL’s make sharing in our character constrained world an easier feat. Bit.ly, the most widely used tool, is getting a run for its money with both Google (Goo.gl) and Facebook (fb.me) launching similar URL shortening tools on Monday. Will Bit.ly’s first mover advantage hold up to the stiff competition?
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