In their 12th annual study of over 30,000 people regarding BUSINESS REPUTATIONS AND PUBLIC PERCEPTION, Google ranked first.
What exactly is “business reputation”? That’s what the public views as social responsibility, emotional appeal, quality of the product, financial performance, and other touchy-feely elements that could lead an individual investor to put some money into a company’s stock.
Ollie, the Twitter Bird Mascot Toy
If you’ve been wondering what Web Watch’s next tweet would be, we can tell you that — at the time of this writing — it was most likely going to be something like one of the following:
How did we know?
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YouTube: An Insider’s Guide to Climbing the Charts
How much money is Rebecca Black making with her YouTube video FRIDAY? That seems to be the question on everybody’s mind these days, regardless of what they think about the quality of her song.
As WEB WATCH COVERED PREVIOUSLY, YouTube videos can make hundreds of thousands of dollars for their owners.
So when we see reports that Friday has only earned around $45,000 so far, Web Watch begins to question who is right when it comes to calculating payouts and royalty checks for viral YouTube videos. So let’s take a look at this again, shall we?
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Everybody has a Twitter account, right?
Well, now that you have one, you need to follow these TIPS FOR CRAFTING THE BEST, MOST AWESOME TWITTER BIO, cramming all of this into the 140-character limit that Twitter imposes. You know, like everyone else does.
Here’s a sampling of the 15 tips that ALL Twitter users should follow:
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Secrets of the Jeopardy Chamions
Web Watch is going to followup yesterday’s JEOPARDY post with this one, regarding WHICH SEARCH ENGINE WOULD WIN JEOPARDY!?
First, let’s consider the average human contestant on the game show. The average contestant only buzzes in and answers about 60% of the questions correctly.
Ken Jennings, Jeopardy! superstar, was able to buzz in with a whopping 79% success rate.
So how do today’s search engines fare?
Some people get mad at their computers when the computers act up.
Web Watch knows many people who have thrown their computers across the room or down the cubicle row at the office because they didn’t like how the computer was working.
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IBM researchers are known for staying on the cutting edge of technology.
They’ve recently released their list of the TOP 5 INNOVATIONS THAT WILL SHAPE OUR LIVES OVER THE NEXT FIVE YEARS. Granted, these are all IBM’s innovations, but that won’t stop us from sharing these with Web Watch readers, ’cause we think some of these are pretty nifty…
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Are you on Facebook?
To be honest, the easier question to ask is “who ISN’T on Facebook?”.
Yes, Web Watch knows a few people who still haven’t taken the Facebook plunge — but sometimes one has to go where the party is in order to feel like you’re part of the “in” crowd.
So once you’re on Facebook, the next question often asked is “how do I get more friends?”. Well, on Facebook – as in life – gaining friends is based on how you interact with others. Except in Facebook’s case, it’s all about your status updates and other online persona features. Let’s take a look at what ONE FACEBOOK STUDY FOUND ABOUT WHAT THE POPULAR PEOPLE ON FACEBOOK ARE DOING:
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