It's been a few weeks since my last blog but we've been busy...very busy releasing our new criteria based travel search engines.Why is this such a big deal? Because we've released what we think are the most powerful, comprehensive and easy to use Tour Search Engines and Activities Search Engines...that is a big statement to make however we know of no other company that is able to:1. Con...
Over the weekend I read another article about the state of the Fairfax group's newspaper classified advertising. This article stated that Fairfax has experienced declined of up to 40% in some of its classified advertising markets. My earlier blogs reveal that this is not good for the industry, as I am pro-serious journalism. However what this article does demonstrate to the m...
Over the past few months i've seen enough journalists and presenters use the term "hits" when quoting web stats in print or in their presentations that I thought I'd write something about why this isn't a good stat to quote.A page view is the number of times a web page is viewedA hit is the number of times a web page is views PLUS the number of images that web page hasI think to explain the differ...
The announcement that Google is launching it's new browser application "Chrome" has caused quite a stir in the industry. For those who don't know, Google has been a supporter of the Firefox browser (one that bugbitten.com fully supports on both PC and Mac platforms).Whilst I've seen called from some companies that Google is stepping into a space it shouldn't tred...I personally on the o...
A thought popped into my head today (it does happen occasionally) about travel and what would life be like with out it. I mean, back in my former days working in retail banking, travel was usually the best way to start a conversation with a customer because either:a. they had just been on a trip orb. where just about to go on a trip or c. were planning their next tripI don't ...
