With the Internet constantly advancing, you must stay on top of what Internet users are responding to. Infographics, are graphical representations of an ideal or a concept with an embedded…
Read MoreMonth: March 2010
Google Buzz Reconsidered
With all the discussion about Google Buzz that occurred when it first came out, I wonder if there was more heat than light. Opinions raged in those first few days,…
Read MoreGoogle wants you to speed up your servers
There are so many things to think about when you are working on search marketing, but have you ever thought about the speed of your site’s servers? Page load times…
Read MoreTranslators aren’t search experts
I run across clients every day that want to expand internationally, and naturally, they expect to use search marketing to do it. So, they carefully choose the Web pages they…
Read MoreBeware the sponsored study in the online space
Marketers talk a lot about the beauty of the online advertising and marketing world. The once elusive “proof that this really working” an age-old issue for traditional marketing, is no…
Read MoreGoogle fights evil, except when it doesn’t
All eyes are on Google, 24×7, it seems. Google’s latest news is big enough for CNN, because it features a steel cage match among two gotta watch wrestlers, Google vs….
Read MoreThe Internet blurs the old organizational lines
Who owns the Internet? Obviously no one actually owns the Internet, but this is a question that I hear every day from big companies, because they want to know which…
Read MoreStop selling your products!
We all get paid to sell our products. The best sales advice used to be “Always Be Closing” but that’s not always true in Internet marketing. Too often, we’ve become…
Read MoreDear SMBs: Don’t complicate blogging
It appears as if the years and years of shameless self-promotion, and an overly important view of itself, is catching up with the Internet marketing industry. I say this because,…
Read MoreWhat do you do after a social media and PR crisis?
You weathered the crisis. You’re exhausted, but at least you lived through it. Yesterday, I wrote about how to be prepared for a PR crisis with social media, but for…
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