Posts tagged "google"

Will artificial intelligence kill retail or enhance it? Vaughan Rowsell believes AI will bring positive change to the retail sector, especially small businesses.

Google’s chief innovation evangelist Frederik Pferdt says leaders have to disrupt their way of thinking before they can be true disruptors.

Apple's market capitalisation currently sits at a whopping $US1.004 trillion, begging the question of which company will be next.

For legacy companies caught up in the ongoing digitisation that is sweeping industry, it can be a matter of quickly taking action or falling by the wayside.

This year saw a decline in the trust of news outlets, social media and ‘people like us’. So what does this mean for the online presence of small businesses?

Google's mobile-first update is imminent; if your site is slow and your brand is weak, you're not going to have a chance, says Jim Stewart.

I just got back from a Google business-coaching program held at Google’s Sydney headquarters and I picked up a couple of really interest…

Once-promising Australian startup Unlockd has entered voluntary administration, which it has blamed squarely on its ongoing legal dispute with Google.

History shows just how foolish it is to be overly confident in our assertions of what lies ahead. Consider these bold predictions by intelligent people, which have been proven to be more than slightly off the mark in recent years.

Many Aussies are open to the prospect of being used for advertising by the brands they like “in unusual and personal ways”, including sponsorship of photos via social media, according to recent YouGov Omnibus research.

The government is reportedly considering a new tax on the digital economy. While no details of the tax are available yet, the digital services tax recently proposed by the European Commission may give us an idea what the tax might look like.

When it comes to ranking online, Google rewards is a great user experience. Make your website users happy, build your brand and the traffic will come.