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- Blogging (38)
- Blog Directories (4)
- Blogging Tools (9)
- Wordpress (1)
- Browsers (2)
- Building Traffic (27)
- Business Development (1)
- Calls To Action (32)
- Consumer Confidence (10)
- Conversion (22)
- Customer Acquisition (3)
- Customer Retention (13)
- Customer Service (8)
- Developing Content (20)
- Direct Mail (3)
- Ecommerce (10)
- Effective Online Copy (5)
- Effective Web Design (19)
- Email Marketing (37)
- Email List Building (4)
- Email Metrics (6)
- Ezines (12)
- Humor (?) (23)
- Oops (11)
- Internet (25)
- Marketing (88)
- Navigation (2)
- News (1)
- Podcasting (9)
- Podcasts (5)
- PR (3)
- Sales (7)
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- Paid Search (4)
- Search Engine Optimization (26)
- Google (11)
- Social Media (38)
- LinkedIn (1)
- Social Networks (9)
- Twitter (24)
- Spam and Phish (3)
- Technology & Gadgets (12)
- Testing (6)
- Tutorials (7)
- Uncategorized (69)
- Viral Marketing (10)
- Web Metrics (4)
- Web Usability (15)
- Web2.0 (7)
- Blogging (38)
Monthly Archives: April 2006
From a Blog to a Book
A couple of weeks ago I wrote a couple of posts about how, by writing a blog, you could very well end up with a book. Well here’s a link to a recent BusinessWeek article that talks about how one … Continue reading
Posted in Blogging, Building Traffic, Developing Content, Uncategorized
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Prevent Email List Erosion; Pay Attention to Out of Office Auto Replies
Whenever you broadcast an ezine or email promotion you will invariably get a 2-5% response consisting of “Out of Office”-type auto replies. You may be tempted to ignore these, particularly if you have several dozen or hundred to process. My … Continue reading
Posted in Email List Building, Email Marketing, Ezines
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Why You Need a Web Site Now
Because I, and a growing number of people like me, might not do business with you otherwise. The internet is the new yellow pages (yp) but where the internet has it hands-down on the yellow pages is that while the … Continue reading
Posted in Internet, Marketing
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The Best Dressed Web Site
Colors are key to how we perceive things. Red is associated with strength and leadership but also anger. Green connotes money, richness, nature . . . or envy. Blue is cool, calming or stable but can just as easily be … Continue reading
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