Archive for October, 2007

Internet Marketing: SEO Friday

October 19 20074 Commented

Categorized Under: Marketing Ideas

What is SEO Friday? I spent a little time this morning going through an ebook written in 2002. The main premise of the ebook was a list of 100 websites that you probably didn’t know about but should. I went through all 100 sites and learned that over half the sites no longer existed. It [...]

Internet Money: The Plague of Being A Small Business

October 15 2007No Commented

Categorized Under: Marketing Ideas

Recently a company contacted me about my consulting services. After talking with the president of the company I realized that the this business was doomed to stay as a small business. The main problem was that the company didn’t understand the concept of calculated risk. After working for years with small businesses I’ve learned several [...]

Internet Marketing: SEO Friday

October 12 2007No Commented

Categorized Under: Marketing Ideas

Browser Results – This blog post is about ranking sites depending on the browser you are using. I’ve noticed recently with my sites that depending on the browser with Google my ranking varies. Below is a graph from the post that shows how much results vary from browser to browser. Devaluing Directories – It seems [...]

Internet Marketing: SEO Friday

October 5 20072 Commented

Categorized Under: SEO

full size cartoon Google Analytics – I actually found this plugin a few weeks ago, and implemented it into my blog. It’s quite nice because it automatically generates your tracking code for every post you create. Before installing Google Analytics I used the BAStats and found it to be buggy and rather inaccurate. So far [...]

Search Engine News: Google—A God or My First Born’s Name?

October 4 20072 Commented

Categorized Under: Search Engine News

My business partner, Janet Meiners, recently did a post on Marketing Pilgrim that talked about a new religion—Googlism. Of course, this is a spoof done by Google, nonetheless, I felt it gave an adequate portrayal of Google’s popularity. A while ago, I was so enamored with Google, and their superiority as a company that I [...]

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