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Call them gadgets, mini-applications, or badges, but widgets are becoming more and more popular with both consumers and advertisers. They give users a way to interact with your brand and your content far beyond your web site. Keep reading to find out more about these useful bits of code, and why they may spawn a small revolution in the way we use the web.
Usefulness, in fact, is the heart of a widget. A widget is a module that connects the user to a primary source of information. The important properties of widgets are that they’re small and portable; a user can take the widget and plop it down on his or her own personal home page, social networking site profile, web site, desktop, or even mobile device. Not all widgets are designed to work in all of those environments, of course, and some web sites (such as MySpace) permit only certain widgets on their pages. Click here to read the rest of this post.
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In my 13 years of working with customers on the Internet, I have never dealt with a service provider worse than Cherie Young of Online Marketing Strategies. I have so many examples of this ineptness as well as her devious nature, I cannot possibly list them all here. However, if you are considering doing any [...]