Archive for May, 2007

Another Challenge

May 31 20073 Commented

Categorized Under: Marketing Ideas

I guess I really like to challenge Ms. Draper’s 6th graders. I have found that every challenge I offer her students seem to rise to the task. So today I created another challenge for Ms. Draper’s class (this makes number three). The challenge is to think of a cool name for a new website I [...]

A Return To Ms. Draper’s Class

May 30 200712 Commented

Categorized Under: Xtra

Many of you may remember Ms. Draper’s sixth grade class I taught in March. Well, Ms. Draper has asked that I return to teach. This time around I plan to teach the students in depth about Affiliate Marketing. Last time I issued the $100 Challenge and the kids did a good job of cleaning me [...]

In Honor of Freedom

May 29 2007No Commented

Categorized Under: Xtra

Yesterday was Memorial Day, and I wrote a post about how we can help relieve the suffering of the Iraqi people. Due to this post I pondered a great deal last night on the freedoms I currently enjoy here in America. Whether you are for or against the war in Iraq really means little to [...]

Helping Iraq Through Marketing

May 28 2007one Commented

Categorized Under: Marketing Ideas

As marketers we often get a bad rap. Mainly, I believe this comes from having the image of being totally money centered and focused. I guess it’s easy for this to happen. Most marketing success is easily gauged by how much money a campaign generates. Large amounts of dollars equal—wine pouring—fantastic success; whereas, no dollars [...]

Case Study – How Your Domain Name Gets Stolen (Part 3)

May 22 20072 Commented

Categorized Under: Marketing Case Studies

Before I go into the results of the case study I want to personally thank those that participated. For two weeks I had a core group of volunteers who faithfully checked on five different whois search engines. Their assistance and suggestions really helped in putting all this together. To get some background on the case [...]

Top 10 Reasons Of Why You Should Be Excited About Yahoo Mail Unlimited

May 19 2007No Commented

Categorized Under: Search Engine News

In March I wrote about Yahoo’s announcement of unlimited space for their email accounts. This week Yahoo has stated that the migration to an unlimited reality has began. Yahoo has promised to have everything moved by the end of August. I am not sure people are aware of the monumental significance of what Yahoo is [...]

Corporate Rumors—Apple, Yahoo, & IBM!

May 17 20072 Commented

Categorized Under: Marketing Case Studies, Marketing Ideas

The rumors are happening again. Yesterday, Slashdot reported that Apple’s stock dropped today because of a fake e-mail.The fake e-mail purported the delay of Leopard, the next version of Mac OS X. The e-mail also declared a delay for the iPhone, perhaps the most hyped gadget of all times. The e-mail went out to thousands [...]

Unplugged!

May 17 2007No Commented

Categorized Under: Marketing Ideas

My apologies for going dark this last week and a half. There is a lot going on with the Internet, but sometimes it’s good to unplug. Okay, okay, I didn’t really unplug from cyber world (I don’t think I could if I wanted to!). However, I did unplug from my blog. Some of my clients [...]

Top 10 Reasons Yahoo and Microsoft SHOULD Merge!

May 4 2007No Commented

Categorized Under: Search Engine News

On Friday rumors were flying across the websites of the New York Post and The Wall Street Journal of renewed merger talks between Yahoo and Microsoft. Both Yahoo and Microsoft refused to comment on the rumor, but as Friday came to an end it became apparent that something was brewing between the two companies. According [...]

Case Study: How Your Domain Name Gets Stolen (Part 2)

May 2 200714 Commented

Categorized Under: Marketing Case Studies

In yesterday’s post I blogged about my theory of shady companies becoming registrars and then stealing people’s good domain names. Today I hope to see if we can show conclusively if this theory is true. I propose that we do a case study to see how long it takes for a domain name to be [...]

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