Google’s Eric Schmidt will be stepping down as CEO, a move that will take effect April 4, 2011 when he’ll be replaced by Google co-founder Larry Page. It has been reported that Page will take control of day to day operations as CEO, and at the same time, Co-founder Sergey Brin will take on strategic

This article will explain getting access to EXACTLY how many visitors your competitors are generating via particular links, and even the sources the traffic is coming from. If you use Twitter, you’ve likely seen bit.ly…one of the most widely used URL shortening systems. But what you probably haven’t seen is the full link traffic reports

Fast Company did a piece last year on a local Austin company that offered a free bagel and schmear to each person giving their Facebook Page a “Like”. In a 3 day period of time, they had run their following to over 330,000 fans. This is a terrific example of a company learning to leverage

Social media has to be treated as a 2 way street. And while this is a very simple statement, at times many of us are too focused on the broadcast marketing portion of the platforms to fully digest the additional opportunities they can provide. Until you get past the feeling that you aren’t making headway,

Google Local Maps has become the latest place local companies need to be if they intend to leverage the vast amounts of local traffic searching for their products & services. Here is what they look like: Google has shifted some of the power back to business owners themselves with these listings, and in doing that,

Now that both Google and Bing have deals with Twitter for indexing tweets to include them in search results, the natural question is to ask…”How will this affect my business?”. Many local businesses are struggling to understand specifically how Twitter fits into your marketing plan, and these agreements with the major players in the search

Buzzley is pleased to announce the launch its new website and blog aimed to helping local businesses as they navigate the internet marketing landscape now, and into the future. In 2011, local companies of all types will finally be able to effectiveely market their business online without relying on pay-per-click or costly directory listings. New

Seemingly on the other side of the worst recession in recent memory, 2010 is poised for a rebound and marketing on the internet will continue to be a big part of that recovery. A lot of businesses cut advertising spends and spent 2009 exploring avenues such as social media as inexpensive ways to marketing their