Blog Detail
eHarbor eCommerce Marketing Blog
http://www.eharborinc.com/blog/
The eHarbor blog features frequent posts on the world of e-commerce and internet marketing. We often blog about technology and internet news, as well as helpful posts to improve your internet productivity on a variety of subjects.
- Added on: Aug 20th, 2009
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: Alyssa Udall
- Listed in: Internet Social Media
- Tags: web design SEO Marketing online marketing PPC social media
Recent Posts
Twitter downtime worse than other social media
By Robert Lockard Twitter has come a long way since 2007. It exploded in popularity in 2009, though it still has yet to reach the heights of either Facebook or MySpace in terms of monthly visitors. You can read more about this in my Submit Solution b...
Is SEO a better deal than PPC?
By Robert Lockard Optimizing your website’s content for search engines costs about half as much as relying solely on a paid-search campaign for getting customers to your site. So says a recent study by Frommer’s Unlimited I read about in the Trav...
eHarbor’s favorite Thanksgiving side dish
By Robert Lockard Happy Thanksgiving next week! In that spirit, I’ll simply ask: Stuffing or potatoes? It’s a matter of taste which you prefer at Thanksgiving dinner. At eHarbor, Inc., we have a clear winner in this debate. I sent out a survey la...
Top SEO tactics for small businesses
By Robert Lockard I read an article on Entrepreneur.com a while back, entitled, “Rev up the Search Engines.” It gives a helpful rundown of solid SEO principles for small businesses, which don’t have a whole lot of money to spare but need to sta...
Twitter: Social media’s underdog
By Robert Lockard Twitter is a total underdog compared to MySpace. That’s what I learned from comScore’s data on social media. Facebook is clearly the reigning champion of social media. That wasn’t much of a surprise, but the thing that really ...
Which Web browser is the best?
By Robert Lockard Google Chrome is the best Web browser by far, according to a study by Jacob Gube, the founder and chief editor of Six Revisions. Chrome v. 3 beat Firefox v. 3.5, Safari v. 4, Opera v.10 and Microsoft Explorer v. 8. Take a look at th...
