The latest post on ‘ReadWrite’ is titled “Who Has The Advantage: Siri Or Google Now?”. Jon Mitchell says, “Both iOS and Android have voice-controlled assistants that can hook into the main apps and help the user out. Who has the technological advantage in the long term: Apple’s Siri or Google Now? I think the answer is simply “Yes.” Kontra, a pseudonymous tech thinker, published a compelling post on the question Monday, pointing to some of Apple’s advantages. For an artificially intelligent assistant, context is everything. Kontra argues that Apple’s ecosystem... [...]

The latest post on ‘ReadWrite’ is titled “Mark Cuban: Facebook Is Driving Away Brands – Starting With Mine”. Dan Lyons says, “Tech billionaire and Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban says he is fed up with Facebook and will take his business elsewhere. He’s sick of getting hit with huge fees to send messages to his team’s fans and followers. Two weeks ago Cuban tweeted out a screen grab of an offer he’d received from Facebook. The social network wanted to charge him $3,000 to reach 1 million people. Along with the screen grab, Cuban wrote, “FB is blowing... [...]

The latest issue of ‘Search Engine Roundtable’ newsletter has been released. Search Engine Roundtable Newsletter Contents Video Recap of Weekly Search Buzz :: November 9, 2012 Don’t Be Scammed Into Removing Links Tell Google Why You Dislike The New Top Navigation Google Patent: The Sites You Link To Should Have Reachability Google’s Disavow Tool Does Work, You Just Need To Disavow The Right Links Video Of Google Sand Mandala Timelapse. ‘Search Engine Roundtable’ Newsletter  [...]

The latest article on ‘The Forrester Blog’ is titled “It’s Time To Exercise Your Customer Experience Muscles”. Megan Burns says, “I was talking to a client the other day who was very frustrated. She told me that her executives talk about customer experience all the time; they seem “bought in” to the idea that it matters. But when push comes to shove, none of them have done anything to drive real improvement. She asked me . . . how can that be? If they get it, why don’t they do something? I struggled with this question for a long time but finally came up with an analogy... [...]

Shawn Collins’ latest blog post is titled “Skimlinks Announces Referral Program”. Collins Says, “Skimlinks has announced a new referral program offering 35% payouts. The Skimlinks referral program pays 35% of the funds they earn for a year from each affiliate referred. In addition to paying for referrals, Skimlinks encourages affiliates to use disclosure badges, which are one of the creative options in their referrals area on their site. They have also created a press kit with banners, badges and reviews for members of the referral program”. Skimlinks Announces Referral Program Shawn... [...]

Rich Schefren’s latest blog post is titled “What Would You Do if SEO Died?”. Schefren says, “What would happen if SEO died? In other words, what would you do if suddenly, there was no such thing as search engine optimization? You can’t get backlinks. You can’t do keywords. You can’t do any of the traditional SEO tasks to grab that highest ranking in Google, where your site is likely to be seen. Yet, as a small business owner, you still have to drive profitable traffic to your site. It’s still one of your core marketing tasks that can make or break your business”. What Would You... [...]

The latest post on ‘ReadWrite’ is titled “Internet Explorer 10 Coming To Windows 7 – And That’s It”. Brian Proffitt says, “After a month’s head start of Internet Explorer 10 for Windows 8 users, Windows 7 users may be seeing their own IE 10 release as early as Tuesday, if rumors from Chinese blog iFanr have any validity. But will Microsoft’s staggered release plan just cause more headaches for Web developers? iFanr appears to cite Microsoft’s IE Director of Marketing Roger Capriotti as the source for the named date, though Microsoft is not confirming or... [...]

The latest post on ‘Copyblogger’ Blog is titled “5 Content Marketing Links You Can Use”. Robert Bruce says, “This week on The Lede … The Ultimate List of Google Authorship Resources 5 Tips for Better Storytelling Is Facebook Broken? On Purpose? Social Media Marketing Explained in 61 Words Do One Thing. Do it Better than Anyone Else”. 5 Content Marketing Links You Can Use ‘Copyblogger’ Blog  [...]

John Chow’s latest blog post is titled “Generating Leads For Your MLM Business [Revealed]”. Chow says, “Blogging has many powerful possibilities. In this post I want to reveal how blogging can help a network marketer build their business through blogging. There are more than 50 million distributors worldwide and that number is increasing daily. To do”. Generating Leads For Your MLM Business [Revealed] John Chow’s Blog  [...]

The latest post on ‘ReadWrite’ is titled “Kinvey Service Fixes Crack In Facebook’s Open Graph Back-End”. Dan Rowinski says, “In 2010, Facebook attempted to redefine the meaning of “verbs” in the Web Era. The company’s Open Graph turned users actions (such “Jon ran” or “Susie listened”) into status updates, tied to Web apps. The Open Graph opened up a new world of data to Facebook and its developer community. But there was a hitch and, like many of Facebook’s recent issues, the source was mobile. In the Mobile Era, Facebook’s Web-centric approach has... [...]