Typically, a new communication tactic emerges before anyone knows how to measure its value, and blogs have been no exception. You can look at your Technorati rank, or use FeedBurner…
Read MoreMike Moran
Can you ever overdo experimental marketing?
I spend a lot of time talking about getting started on something instead of spending so much time contemplating what to do, and designing the perfect plan. Internet marketing is…
Read MoreThe new Google Analytics: Should you switch?
Most of you know that my favorite price for things is “free.” (I’ve even put together the Skinflint Internet Marketing Guides for those that want to spend nothing for their…
Read MoreCooking up your web marketing
Thanks to all who provided feedback on yesterday’s post on how “Web Marketing Is Like Cooking,” especially Jennifer Laycock’s nice post at Search Engine Guide. I noticed Seth Godin posted…
Read MoreWeb marketing is like cooking
My wife is a great cook. Not just good. She’s an outstanding cook. I mean restaurant quality. When we first got married, she learned that I loved Indian food, so…
Read MoreDavid Bradley of MarketBridge on big company web marketing
I’ve been writing a lot lately about how big companies and small companies might use different approaches (and have different problems) when it comes to Web marketing. I’ve noticed that…
Read MoreWhich customers are you listening to?
Glenn Gow brought to my attention a post he wrote a few weeks back that should get us all thinking. In it, he summarizes a recent MITSloan Management Review piece…
Read MoreCan you increase your site’s popularity?
For whatever reason, I seem to be running into people lately who are unhappy with their Internet marketing results. They’ve been trying a lot of things, but they are getting…
Read MoreBiggest mistakes in search marketing
You know that I am a big fan of doing things wrong quickly, which is my way of describing radical experimentation. I like to say that if you keep shooting…
Read MoreMaking the free thing work
Last week, I criticized BusinessWeek for an article that told small businesses to steer clear of Web 2.0, which I think is bad advice. Thinking about it, I do understand…
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