Internet Primary Research Resource for C-Level Executives

A recent studyconducted by Ipsos looks at how C-level executives are adopting and accepting the rapid evolution in media.  The Internet is now the leading point of information for researching a business problem, a fact that should come as no surprise given that the vast majority of the population already does, including 90% of traditional media.  What is surprising is how many do not recognize or use the Internet to its fullest potential. 

Organic Search, Seriously?

A brilliant friend of mine and V-fluence (leading interactive public relations firm) commented there is nothing organic about search anymore. Interesting comment, and an accurate one.

With the explosive increase of web sites, blogs and anything else you can think of to throw on the Internet, becoming visible in search is far from organic or natural.  In fact an entire industry has developed focused just on improving search visibility.

New Kauffman Foundation Study Offers Insights Into the Earliest Years of a New Business

Kauffman Firm Survey findings provide insights for policymakers interested in encouraging new business development and growth(KANSAS CITY, Mo.) March 12, 2008 — Understanding the characteristics of new business formation and sustainability can help lead to policies that encourage entrepreneurial businesses, which are a major driver of economic growth.