Some cities have better drivers than others. It could be because of the streets and conditions. It can be based upon the population itself. Then again, it could just be that some places attract really good or really bad drivers.
About Michio Hasai
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Launching a Niche Blog Network gives You Content Control
Wednesday, April 3, 2013 by Leave a Comment
Content marketing has been growing for over a decade now, but 2013 is proving to be its pinnacle year. Marketers are starting to realize that search and social center around content rather than the other way around, making true content marketing on and off a website a must-have discipline for companies wanting to find success online.
How Native Advertising Makes a Difference
Saturday, March 16, 2013 by 2 Comments
There is a trend that has been growing in the publishing and advertising world that actually makes sense. Native advertising is starting to really take hold as a valid online advertising option for many and the results are starting to show.
Why I Love Being Tracked Online
Thursday, March 7, 2013 by 4 Comments
Let’s face it. Despite the tremendous rise of productivity and organizational tools that computers, then the internet, then mobile devices give us, we sometimes forget things that at one point were important to us. This is where Google and other retargeting services come into play and I love it.
Diagnosing Your Facebook Business Page Challenges
Sunday, March 3, 2013 by Leave a Comment
Things are changing for businesses who use Facebook for their marketing. It’s no longer a game where the benefits can be found in bulk. It’s actually turned 180 degrees to the point that you’re better off posting a single amazing piece of content on Facebook once or twice a week than a daily post or two that doesn’t really do anything for the brand or business.
Forget Content Length. Go for Content Quality Instead.
Saturday, March 2, 2013 by Leave a Comment
There was a time when word count was important for marketing. Depending on who you listened to and what you were going for, particularly from a search engine optimization perspective, the length of your content had a direct correlation to how well your pages would rank. Things have changed.
