Facebook have put a stop to becoming a fan of pages and expanded their ‘like’ feature. Users were able to like things in friends status’ before but they can also now say that they like a page or an ad on Facebook as well as all across the web.

Why have they done this? Well, Facebook say it’s less of a big deal to say you like something than to become a fan of it so they’re saying it will make it easier for advertisers looking to build their fan bases. Read more…

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PoLR are pleased to announce the completion of the design of the Scottish Technology Industry Survey 2010.

The Scottish Technology Industry Survey 2010 is an annual survey produced by Scotland IS and 9-20 Recruitment and is the ‘Global outlook for Scotland’s Technology companies’. Read more…

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A year sure does pass fast in PoLR Towers and it’s hard to think it was a year ago since we did a post like this. Still, the time had come for a change of office to somewhere brighter and well, just a bit nicer!

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Do you know how much traffic your website is getting and where that traffic is coming from? If not why not? Knowledge is power right? And yet we at PoLR all too often come across websites for businesses which don’t have tracking software installed that can give the owner vital information on how their website is doing.  By finding out how well or poorly your website is performing you will be able to make educated decisions on how to improve – and that’s where our Free Guide to Google Analytics comes in!

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Last year I posted a blog looking at why it was of benefit to continue advertising during a recession. My case study touted Kellogg’s as being a success during the recession of the 1930′s and now we’re out of this current one it got me wondering if Kellogg’s had followed the same route during this one and if they had come out tops once again. Read more…

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Last September a group of Twitter users got together in 130 cities for a Twestival. In the process they raised over $450k for 135 charities (£3675 from Glasgow) – Not bad for a night of partying and putting faces to Twitter avatars!

This March (the 25th to be precise) sees another Twestival in Glasgow (GTwestival). This year we will be raising money for Concern Worldwide who provide access to education for some of the world’s poorest children. So, save the date and get ready to buy your ticket very, very shortly!

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