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You’ve done all you can to drive traffic to your site, but most of the traffic you get stayed on your site for only a few seconds. They came, they saw, they left; it’s not a good thing when it comes to websites and blogs. Read More

The numbers are a testament to the speed of growth on the Internet; do check them out, but here are some highlights: Read More

On Wednesday, January 20th, the New York Times announced that it will start charging frequent readers to their site. Read More

Apart from tip offs where else does journalists get their stories from? A research from a national survey conducted by Cision and Don Bates of The George Washington University’s Master’s Degree Program in Strategic Public Relations helps us answer the question. Read More

showed that youths between the age of 8 to 18 year olds “devote an average of 7 hours and 38 minutes” daily which amounts up to more than 53 hours a week. Read More

The following is a transcript from the panellists in Nanyang Technological University’s (NTU) Nanyang Business School extracted from the BusinessTimes. Read More

Before we begin, let’s take a look at the difference between Public Relations, Advertising and Sponsored conversation. Read More

Amidst the privacy policy debacle that Facebook is facing, another tip off from one of their employee is definitely not helping their current situation. An interview with an anonymous Facebook employee conducted on blogsite The Rumpus confirms that Facebook knows your every move. Read More

So you want more traffic to your site but you don’t know how to go about doing it? Even worst, you notice a drop of traffic on your site. You start scratching your head and wonder why the above is happening; even when you had implemented all the best features on your site. Read More

The boom of social media revolution is clearly seen, news and support spread faster than ever. The 3 sites mentioned above have the potential to raise millions of dollars, as a result of one message that one person sent out. Underestimating the potential of social networking sites hold is a big mistake. Read More