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I think there are two sides to the web, the one is where the customer only knows about the product as a means to an end, and the other being the developer who created the product – he knows both sides, and they both are very profitable.
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The Triberr Stream Can Distract You With Some Great Posts
The other day I was baking brownies and almost burnt them as I was reading my Triberr stream via my Droid. Oh yes, that nasty multi-tasking habit of mine. The buzzer went off as I was engrossed in seeing many new informative posts. I tried Read More

VisualCue Technologies is a visualisation tools that enables organisations to gain an understanding of their big data in the blink of an eye. Read More

Looking for some updated social media stats? Here is a list that I compiled following my December 2013 post.

Facebook, Twitter, Google, Reddit, Tumblr, and more! Read More

After the latest updates Google has done, nobody affords to make mistakes now. They will cost you traffic and potential clients. In this article you can read about the most common mistakes, and how you can avoid them. Read More

4 qualities that introverts possess are the must have qualities for a leader. How a entrepreneur can capitalize on his individual strengths and make the best leader out of him? The following video explains it all. Read More

Blogging is one of the most important marketing activities your company should embrace. The power of blogging to reach new audiences and prospective customers cannot be underestimated. If you want your brand, products, or services to be heard on the social web, you need to have a blog. Read More

71% of consumers base there buying decisions on social media referrals and 78% think that a company’s social media posts impact their view of a company. These and other staggering numbers in the following post on how social media is influencing business everywhere. Read More

I read an interesting post last week.  It focused on the importance for sales people aligning themselves with "What the customer is ready to do." On the face Read More

If you were paying any attention to the SEO-sphere on January 20th, you might have caught a post from Matt Cutts outlining the “Death of Guest Posting”. Similarly, the industry is abuzz with speculation after another post, “Content Shock: Why Content Marketing is Not a Sustainable Strategy” present Read More