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However hard it may try, Apple Maps has never been a true contender for the Google Maps application. Will acquiring a new navigation-based startup be the solution to Apple's struggles? Tek Shouts! explores the idea in their latest article. Read More

Android just released its own digital wallet: Android Pay. Like Google Wallet and Apple Pay, this feature offers an easier way to purchase goods with your Android device. Will your business feature Android Pay? Read More

What announcements did Apple make at their big event yesterday? Tek Shouts! has the highlights in their most recent article! Read More

Google Express is a home delivery service for clothes and other non-perishable goods. What does its expansion mean for local retailers? Read on in this Tek Shouts! article to find out. Read More

Goal Types

Google Analytics lets you define four different goal types:

Destination. A specified web page loads. Most commonly, this is the “thank you” page at the end of an ecommerce transaction but could also be the page that appears once a site visitor submits a contact form for a lead Read More

Tek Shouts! highlights a basic SEO concept in this Customer Question of the Month: search engine algorithms. If you're still shaky on what exactly search algorithms are, peruse this short article! Read More

Most of the technologists I know inherently believe that the terms inventor and entrepreneur mean the same thing, so they are frustrated and surprised when they build their products and no business evolves. They don’t understand that most great entrepreneurs, including Bill Gates and Steve Jobs, ha Read More

As the infographic from Crazy Egg shows, content promotion is as important (if not more) than content creation. Read More

Google Street View doesn't just feature storefronts. It also creates digital maps for cats, travels through blistering deserts, and adventures across icy tundras. Find out more about Google Maps' Street View treks in this Tek Shouts! article. Read More

Just a few weeks ago, one of the most successful companies of all time suddenly rebranded itself. Google is now a subsidiary of a new company called Alphabet. Read More