Twitter's core users are either there to get brief updates from the influencers they care about or interact with folks they don't know personally, but with whom they may share a common interest. For influencers, it's perhaps one of the greatest tools ever created for easily broadcasting a message. In fact, one of the best scenarios we've seen for advertisers on Twitter has been to pay those influencers and celebrities to tweet to their followers; of course that revenue goes directly to the celebrity and not Twitter.

Reputation Management Expert Ken Wisnefski comments on why it seems Donald Trump is rewarded for saying things most would be criticized for.

CAMDEN — They could have gone to Delaware or stayed in Mount Laurel, but Webimax opted to invest in the "city invincible"...

COMMENTARY: WebiMax glad to be part of Camden

I wanted to comment on a letter to the editor that stated that businesses should give back to Camden as part of the process of moving their companies there.

Ken Wisnefski, CEO of WebiMax, an Internet marketing firm, believes not having a holiday party could cost a company more in the end.

According to Webimax founder and CEO Ken Wisnefski, who was named South Jersey Entrepreneur of the Year by Philadelphia Business Journal this past summer, the business will be seeking to add another 100 employees at its new office at the Ferry Terminal Building over the next year.

To e-commerce expert, Ken Wisnefski, the gradual addition of the buy button seems desperate. "While this new feature is intriguing, it's not likely to make a huge impact on the revenue of Twitter," Wisnefski said in a recent report.

Net marketing expert Ken Wisnefski suggests treading carefully because he expects Yahoo will remain revenue-challenged in its core business.

On September 27,2013, Ken Wisnefski Founder & CEO of Webimax, was featured in an article posted on ecommercetimes.com. The article discusses the fact that although most people believe everyone, in this day-in-age, utilizes the internet for everything. An astonishing 15 percent of American adults remain offline.

Ken Wisnefski and WebiMax were featured in a recent story by South Jersey's Courier-Post.

Kenneth Wisnefski was featured by The Washington Times recently, in an article in which he discussed the popularity of mobile shopping apps and their prevalence and usefulness to shoppers on Black Friday.

Kenneth Wisnefski, chief executive officer of the WebiMax consulting outfit in Mount Laurel, notes that the news release, posted to Don-O's Facebook account, generated more than 19,000 likes, 7,400 comments, and 6,100 shares.  Read more on Philly.com.

“People used to take days off from work in the summer to watch the Olympics,” said Kenneth C. Wisnefski, founder and chief executive of Internet marketing company Webimax. No longer. Wisnefski expects to see a drop in midday TV ratings because people will check their Facebook and Twitter accounts for real-time updates while on the go.  Read more

The United States Supreme Court largely upheld the Affordable Care Act in a 5 to 4 decision, marking a major victory for the Obama administration and greatly impacting small businesses.  Kenneth Wisnefski discusses the impact of the Affordable Care Act on small businesses.  Read more

We know the Houston area is receptive, given the success of Yao Ming. In addition, the inroads that were developed with Yao Ming in the international Asian market can carry over and impact Jeremy Lin’s brand recognition.  Read more

Thousands worried that they would lose Internet access after the Federal Bureau of Investigation pulled the plug Monday on a safety net set up to keep machines infected with a widespread virus online.  Kenneth Wisnefski discusses online security.  Read more

Facebook is reportedly exploring the option of removing the minimum age requirement and allowing children under the age of 13 to access the platform with parental supervision. At this point, the social media titan requires users to register their birthdate at or above 13 years old.  Read more

Kenneth Wisnefski, social media expert and founder and CEO of WebiMax, expects activity during the Finals to smash the record for Twitter chatter for a major sporting event. That was set during the New York Giants’ victory in the Super Bowl at 10,200 tweets per second.  Read more

Recently, proposed bills such as the Stop Online Piracy Act (SOPA) and the Protect IP Act (PIPA) have stalled, largely because of negative backlash by Internet companies and, more importantly, the Obama administration.  Kenneth Wisnefski discusses online security in addition to the proposed SOPA and PIPA.  Read more

Google launched a major update to their search engine algorithm, titled the Penguin update on April 24th. The Penguin update targets websites and businesses that Google has identified as over-optimized and penalizes them for trying to trick their search algorithm and increase rankings. This update is predicted to impact 3% of all search queries.  Read more