For those following the a4uAwards to be held on June 5th in London, I’ve been short listed! Was going to post this last week but with all the good weather I was overcome with an urge to take a day off, get out the tent and stroll off into the wilderness.
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Well over Easter (about a week ago) I ordered an external hard drive as it would appear music, films and other general crap have ground the PC and laptop to a halt.
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Been very busy with work of late hence no posts, but earlier this week I had a day off and really didn’t know what to do with myself, so I got down and dirty, back to my roots and started to throw together a site.
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And are they the same? Whenever I read the NMA there is usually a section in it doing a case study or report on a certain sector and where its traffic comes from, Hitwise also release these reports from time to time. Google generally takes up about half of the traffic and has a massive lead on anything else which is what you’d expect. The two sites are generally Yahoo and MSN which again makes sense, these are all big search engines remember people go to these sites to find what they are looking for.
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Well the first boo.com was famous for all the wrong reasons, its basically crashed and burned. Back in 2000 (ish) it was a fashion site based heavily on flash and javascript when the internet just wasn’t ready for it, broadband was only just becoming available to the masses so many people using the site were on 56k dial up modems and the load time was just too long.
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If anyone can replicate the below, make a video of it and send it to me ill happily give them £50!
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I’m probably a bit late blogging about the whole web 2.0 ‘phenomenon/hype’ but thought, hey its my blog I can do what the hell I want! So what’s web 2.0? Well from what I’ve seen its basically AJAX (Asynchronous JavaScript and XML) and pages built to use them. AJAX basically allows content within a page to be dynamically changed, now this isn’t anything new, anyone can show and hide DIV’s and layers to make it seem like the page is doing something but AJAX allows the one webpage to send off requests to server side scripts, who then send the reply back and load it into the original page without any refreshing or reloading. Basically using this sort of method you could build a site with as much content as wikipedia.org that only had one page.
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Well I’ve not done a mouse dropping in a while so thought id answer a question loads of people have asked me in the past, and continue to do ask. Why morleymouse?
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Well I’ve just been playing about on Google and clicked a sponsored link, the site I ended up on was crap so I it the back button as usual. However I saw something which, as far as im aware is a bit new…
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A the internet moves forward and new technologies come into more everyday use the difference between push and pull marketing techniques could start to play a bigger role in marketing any company. Firstly what am I talking about with push and pull
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