Coffee – Can you taste the difference?
I say yes.
Do you overload your coffee with sugar, cream, milk, half/half, sweet-n-low, French vanilla, a bit of honey, cinnamon, cardamom, or just black.
Do you like it mild, medium or strong? Or maybe bold?
Do you like Star Bucks, Panera Bread, Tazza Mia, Caribou, Brueggers, Kidd’s Coffee, Maxwell House, Folgers, or generic? Can you really notice a difference in taste?
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With more and more people signing on to social sites like Twitter and Facebook, companies are working overtime to figure out how to make the companies, products and offerings go viral. While I've written quite a few article about the theories behind preparing a campaign that's likely to go viral, the truth is that some of the most effective viral campaigns are also the simplest. Sometimes it's less about creating a great idea and more about enabling the spread.

A few day ago, a business owner told me about a rather complex problem with his Google Maps business listing and asked me what to do about it. My explanation was pretty long, starting with the need to claim his listing and ending with a warning that fixing errors in Google Maps isn't always simple.

It took several paragraphs of detailed text to cover what I felt the business owner needed to do and he came back to me with a, "That's great, but how do I claim my listing?" Sometimes, I get ahead of myself when I'm answering questions and in this case, I forgot for a moment that such a huge number of the business listings that make up Google's local index are still unclaimed. Let's get down to basics with this article. If you've been mystified by the verification process, read on!

Everyone is staring hard at Bing, Microsoft's new search engine, and I mostly like what I see, with one exception. I've written before about the search engine conflict of interest between highlighting their own properties and providing the truly best answer. In the quest for ever more cash, search engines are presenting results that point to their own pages. What does that mean to the searcher and to the search marketer?

No matter what business you're in these days, you need a website. Most people use the Internet to search for businesses, services, products and just about anything else.