And by “freshness”, of course we mean Google’s new Freshness algorithm that favors frequently updated content in the search results delivered to you. Amit Singhal, from Google, says that “search results, like warm cookies right out of the oven or [...]

9 November 2011

Checking in From Space
“Checking-in” using platforms like Foursquare, Gowalla, Whrrl, Facebook Places, among others, is popular for many reasons, including showcasing to your social graph the cool places you are frequenting. Now, imagine checking in somewhere unheard-of. This is exactly [...]

24 October 2010

We’ve had some exciting new additions and promotions within the Richter7 team over the last few weeks and wanted to introduce you to our newest (or promoted) team members:
Amanda Sanchez
Amanda was originally hired in 2009 as PR account coordinator and [...]

16 September 2010

The marketing industry is undergoing a dramatic transformation – from mass marketing to engagement with the individual. With the rise of new mediums, customers can share their opinions about products or services with millions of other individuals. This means that [...]

4 May 2010

One major step in a successful email marketing campaign is to actually get your emails delivered so they can be read. Here’s a handy list of several things to ensure your emails won’t be sent to the spam folder by [...]

9 April 2010

One afternoon not long ago I took a moment to sit down and read the morning newspaper.  I’ve always been an afternoon newspaper guy. (Deseret News, can you hear me?)  Immediately, frustration set in — not with prognostications about the [...]

12 January 2010

It was a sub-freezing December evening in Brno, Czechoslovakia, 1938.  Inside an ornate theater, however, public opinion was about to heat up following the premier of composer Serge Prokofiev’s unexpected score for the famed ballet, Romeo and Juliet.
Although Romeo and [...]

8 October 2009

We all know we’re supposed to keep an eye on our competitors, but how is this supposed to help you compete with–and beat the socks off–your competition?
Spying on your competition is legal and ethical. It is a time-honored tradition to [...]

2 October 2009