Friday Links

Glad you made it to the end of the week. Here are some intriguing articles worth catching up on this weekend. This week’s collection is a little social media heavy, but you’ll find some interesting design, copywriting, and local search stuff as well. Have a great weekend!

Technology

Mashable – Mozilla Drops Firefox 3.7, Switches to More Frequent Feature Updates

Econsultancy – Augmented Reality – Enhancing the Usefulness of Mobile Local Search

InfluentialMarketingBlog – 3 Non-Tech Business Trends That Matter for All of Us

eCommerce Times – Tech Sector Primed for Comeback in 2010

CNET News -  CES: RCA creating Wi-Fi-powered gadget charger

eCommerce

eMarketer – Meeting Busy Moms’ Needs

eCommerce Times – Integration and Analytics: The Online Shopper’s Best Friends

BizReport – More interactivity and personalization please, demand connected consumers

Design

Zurb – How to Design Better Copy

Smashing Magazine – Progress Trackers in Web Design: Examples and Best Practices

LogoDesignLove – Vintage Logos

Development

WIRED – JavaScript Hack Enables Flash on iPhone

Tutorial Blog – How to Use Google Maps with WordPress Blogs: 5 Plugins to Get You Started

Search

WebProNews – Google Tailors Mobile Search Suggestions to Location

SearchEngineLand – Ask.com Sale Speculation Returns, Bing Share Up, Yahoo Down

SEOBook – Ebay SEO

CNN Money – Google News stops hosting AP stories

WebProNews – How Google Ranks Links from Facebook and Twitter

PCWorld – If Google Departs China, the Goods Go to Baidu

Social

DailyBlogTips – 18 Blog Tips to Help You Succeed in 2010

ReadWriteWeb – Social Media Marketing: You Fear, You Fail

TechCrunch – Twitter’s Answer to Facebook Connect

SmallBizTechnology – Social Media Lessons From Popeye’s Chicken

TechCrunch – MySpace Hires Sean Percival to Further Socialize Their Content

About Daniel Dessinger

Daniel joined MarketNet as a Senior Search Marketing Specialist in March 2008. He provides strategy and implementation of search marketing, reputation management, and social media marketing initiatives. Daniel got his start as an online community moderator/manager in 2001. These days, he loves sharing his thoughts and passion for blogging, Twitter, pursuing your purpose, and analytics-based testing. View all posts by Daniel Dessinger
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