Archive for June, 2010
Create Custom 3D Avatars For Your Website
Jun 17th
Very cool website and resource for those looking to add some life and interactivity to their own sites. Create a 3D Avatar for your site at Sitepal. You can either use one of their 250 “stock” Avatars, or upload your own photo, so that you are the one doing the talking! Record any message or messages that you would like, and your Avatar can then talk to visitors, share benefit statements and other promotional messages with them, and provide a lively “call to action” when they are on your site. Record your own voice, or use their text-to-speech capabilities.
This is the sort of thing that can really make your site STAND OUT in a crowd! And research has shown that having your own Avatar can greatly increase Conversions and reduce your Bounce Rate.
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Can Google Overcome The Dominance of Facebook?
Jun 14th
It seems that Google recently put everything on its main homepage, except for Google Buzz. What’s up with that? They even put the PacMan game in their logo for two days running for heaven’s sake…so you would think that some of the brightest minds on the planet would have figured out by now that if Google truly wants to be the winner on the new web, they simply have to fully integrate all their programs into one homepage - or at least place Buzz right there side-by-side with the Gmail button.
Google wants to be your one-stop center on the web – as does Facebook – and Buzz has all the ingredients to finally make that happen. It could be THE place for sharing not just your conversations, but photos, videos, and everything else. Will it ever live up to its full potential, and become a true Facebook killer?
The main reason Facebook is such a serious threat to Google is not just because of the massive amount of users it has - but the amount of time those users stay on Facebook. If you look at only an Alexa comparison alone, Facebook users spend over 30 minutes on the site, which More >

