CyberChimps Introduces Business Pro, A Professional Business WordPress Theme

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CyberChimps Introduces Business Pro, A Professional Business WordPress Theme

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Professional Design. Business Pro Slider. Business Friendly.

Business Pro gives your company the tools to turn WordPress into a modern feature rich Content Management System (CMS).

We built Business Pro on the same solid foundation as iFeature Pro and Neuro Pro, and enhanced the design for businesses. Business Pro offers intuitive options enabling any business to use WordPress as their content management system. Business Pro offers designers and developers Custom CSS, Import / Export options, and support for CSS3, and HTML5. Even if you are not a designer, Business Pro is built to be business friendly.

“We took everything we learned when developing iFeature Pro and Neuro Pro, and built a professional business ready WordPress Theme that is both powerful and esthetically pleasing,” said Trent Lapinski, CEO of CyberChimps. “Business Pro is a professional WordPress theme.”

Business Pro includes advanced options allowing anyone to select their own header color, Business Pro Homepage layout, the full-width Business Pro Slider, Twitter bar, Import / Export theme settings, full Google Web Font support, a callout section, more widgetized areas, and still maintains the same user friendly settings found in all of our WordPress themes.

For more information on Business Pro please visit: http://cyberchimps.com/businesspro/

We have also launched a free light open source version of Business Pro simply called “Business lite” which is available for free on WordPress.org.

About CyberChimps

CyberChimps.com is a WordPress theme development and Internet marketing company based out of Long Beach, California. CyberChimps was founded in 2010 by Trent Lapinski, and Tyler Cunningham.

Google adds new features to Instant, now available in 12 additional countries

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Speaking today at TechCrunch Disrupt, Google’s Marissa Mayer had a few things to say about Google Instant, including the announcement of several new features. One of these new features is the addition of keyboard navigations. Also, Google Instant features are going to find their way into other aspects of Google, including News and Video search.

Additionally, Google Instant is now available in 12 additional countries. The new Google Instant features will begin rolling out in the next couple of days.

[via TechCrunch]

New Twitter to Include New Design, Images, and Video

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Twitter has announced a whole new design enabling images, and video in stream. This will allow users to easily view images and videos directly from Twitter’s new user interface with a new two-column design.

You can find out more at http://twitter.com/newtwitter.

Twitter plans on rolling out the new design and features to users gradually over the next several weeks.

Google Launches Google Instant: A New Way To Search?

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Google today launched an entirely new instant recommendation based search engine, replacing the Google we all know and love with a real time user interface. It’s hard to put into words exactly what Google Instant is, so here’s an official Google video talking about the new interface:

For more information or to try Google Instant for yourself you can visit google.com/landing/instant/.

Google is now predicting and recommending search results before a user is even finished typing, leading to search results that change instantly as you type. The recommended searches however are no longer based on previous search history by other users, as they now appear to be heavily focused on major brands, television shows, movies, and corporate entities. Since Google Instant changes the very way users interface with Google, the implications of the effect it will have on Search Engine Page Results, Search Engine Optimization, and Search Engine Marketing are currently unknown even to Google. It is likely the industry as we know it is about to change drastically.

85-90% of Search Traffic Is Organic Search

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According to ReadWriteWeb’s Strategy Roundtable, 85-90% of search traffic is organic search. Organic search is simply searches conducted by users without them going through sponsored results (ads), or other referral methods. This means that search traffic is still largely governed by users organically searching on their own. This also brings to light the overall importance of SEO (Search Engine Optimization), and SEM (Search Engine Marketing) in terms of making sure your website or brand shows up where you want it to in search engine results.

As much emphasis as the meda likes to put on social media and social networking, search is still king when it comes to increasing overall traffic, and subsequently revenue. Not that social media and social networking are bad things, for they can be used to increase backlinks, drive traffic, and increase brand awareness but overall good SEO and SEM will likely benefit most small businesses more then a casually updated FaceBook page or Twitter account.