Make Sure Content Is Never an Afterthought
I’ve been working the field of web marketing for more than 14 years, and it never ceases to amaze me when I come across a website with poor content. Yet, […]
I’ve been working the field of web marketing for more than 14 years, and it never ceases to amaze me when I come across a website with poor content. Yet, […]
No matter how creative the content, the nitty gritty is still in the numbers. At the end of the day – and, more importantly, in the thick of a content […]
Sometimes getting conversions is like trying to capture mist in a jar or water with your fingers. No matter how hard you try, you just can’t seem to get a […]
Moving your PR online opens up a whole world of new adventures. Not only do all the old rules apply, but many new rules are created to ensure that your […]
While it’s great to know what people want, when you give them what they want, you only give them a partial solution. The want is the symptom. But, when you […]
Wow, mobile is evolving fast. AT&T introduced location-based “ShopAlerts” in NY, SF, Chicago and LA. People can opt-in to receive offers and promotions via SMS or MMS when they physically enter a designated area defined by the advertiser (e.g. a mile from their store). This can help drive in-store traffic and reach mobile users in very specific markets. This is even more targeted than web-based and app-based advertising, but it is opt-in.
All right, I’ll admit, the title is somewhat over dramatic. But, when you don’t have much to offer, hype it up anyway! Kinda like the movies! This post started from […]
This series is pulled from a presentation given at SMX East. Part I of this serious covered the problems duplicate content creates. This post covers the causes of duplicate content, […]
Duplicate content is like a virus. When a virus enters your system, it begins to replicate itself until it is ready to be released and cause all kinds of nasty […]
In the last post, we explored five of the Top 10 Guidelines to Establishing Web Credibility, provided by Standford back in 2002. Still relevant today, here we’ll explore the remaining […]
Back in 2002, Stanford published their Top 10 Guidelines To Establishing Web Credibility. Amazingly, these conditions for creating a credible website are just as relevant today as they were back […]
Yeah, yeah, the search engines are getting smarter about duplicate content… blah, blah, blah. It’s no longer the problem it once was… yada, yada, yada. Google will get it all […]
Here we are again, two years after What I Want for Christmas from the Search Engines: The Sequel and eight years since the original, What I Want for Christmas from […]
There was no commercial internet in the 80’s, but that doesn’t mean that we can’t reach into the recesses of our past to see that, everything we know now about […]
There was no commercial internet in the 80’s, but that doesn’t mean that we can’t reach into the recesses of our past to see that, everything we know now about […]