Management techniques and culture in an organization is one of those constantly evolving areas that never cease to amaze. Now Google it seems is pioneering a new paradigm in getting employees motivated and staying there.
YouTube more or less made Justin Bieber, so it is only fitting that his legend continues to be strengthened on the world’s largest online video platform.
Ever since Bit.ly proved that heavy branding is achievable on the .LY extension, new companies have been using it as an alternative to paying through the nose for a .Com. One such company is Visual.ly a spin-off company from Mint’s Infographics.
When it comes to measuring the effectiveness of marketing campaigns on social media platforms, few companies actually get it right. Clickable.com is one such company and so far its user base has been growing from strength to strength.
Google Maps does a pretty good job already of providing detail imaging and navigation but of course, Google doesn’t rest on its laurels. Fresh off announcements that other Google products have been improved (Google Analytics and Google Webmaster Tools)
If GetApp.com was vying for a business growth award, it would pretty much annihilate its competition. Launched just 21 months ago, the Software as a Service (SaaS) and cloud-based business Apps Company
A few posts ago, I wrote about Google’s acquisition of the domain OneWorldManyStories.com. At the time of writing I had speculated that far from being some random acquisition, the domain would be used for something related to Google’s growing empire
Mobile advertisers will be over the moon with Google’s latest improvements to the AdWords platform. Google announced recently that from now on, advertisers who use mobile pages to promote their business will be able to implement tracking for phone calls.
