October 30, 2006
Two things that I took from Daft’s Eamonn Fallon’s talk at last week’s iQ guru session at our bootcamp were the importance of word of mouth marketing and innovation.
Eamonn Fallon, managing director of Daft.ie gave an open and honest talk on the Daft.ie story. Incidentally, Eamonn is speaking at the 2006 it@cork National Technology & Business Conference on Wednesday 29th November. Definitely worth a visit.
October 28, 2006
Spotted over at ConversionRater, is a commentary on a talk that Robert Scoble, probably the world’s most prolific blogger, gave at the Blog Business Summit
I’ll just mention them here I wasn’t in attendance. Full commentary is over at Pat McCarthy’s blog, Conversion Rater
October 27, 2006
Four years ago, when blogs were a twinkle in the web’s eye, David Moore published an article in our features section titled Why blogging matters.
For me, the highlights from Dave’s article are every bit as relevant today, in fact even more so. Here’s why…
October 25, 2006
Ever searched for bar and then bars and seen dramatically different results? What about bars versus pubs?
It’s a real problem with search. How do you get your search engine to speak the same language as all your visitors? Generally not an easy thing to do until the Google Search Appliance came along.
Fresh from the Google Enterprise blog is their latest Tech Tip, Flexible Query Expansion Policies. A bit of a mouthful but what does this mean in practical terms?
October 25, 2006
The Google Enterprise team have selected iQ Content’s work with Pioneer Investments as one of their Enterprise Solution Success Stories. We were very pleased to see the pioneer case study appear on Google’s Enterprise Solutions web site yesterday, especially as Graham from Pioneer had such nice things to say about us and about his new Google search service:
October 24, 2006
October 23, 2006
Overly impatient and wanting to get a scoop on the rest of the blogosphere, this eager beaver visited getfirefox.com and managed to download Firefox 2.0
I had a look at the URL for downloading the latest 1.5 version and simply modified the URL string to the following: product=firefox-2.0
