Google AdWords is now enabling advertisers to decide on which devices their ads will appear. Advertisers can now opt out of showing ads on desktop and laptop computers and target only mobile users with full browsers.

Full browsers can show standard HTML pages and support an online purchase process from start to finish (like the Iphone). There are not many mobile phones that have this feature. Most mobile phones today have WAP browsers that require a special mobile AdWords campaign. Read More »

How do you confuse the world and get people with real skills scratching their heads wondering about what Google thinks it’s doing? Simple, post a blog post on the official Google webmaster blog about why URL rewrites are bad and Dynamic URL’s are good and get everyone in the SEO world wondering what Google is thinking. Read More »

So I was sitting at my desk today and noticed on Clicky’s site that Chrome had slipped from the almost 3% high a few days ago to under 2% today. I started thinking of all the already stated reasons that Chrome doesn’t rock at the moment and the security issues (patched) and then remembered another seriously hyped product that ended up being a pretty big dud a little while later. Read More »