Each of the following Ten Marketing Tips is based on a
highly effective - but often overlooked marketing tactic.
How many are you using? How many have you overlooked?
Monthly Archives: November 2003
10 Important Marketing Tips
November 28, 2003 – 11:04 am
Search Engine Rankings for Beginners
November 28, 2003 – 11:03 am
Search Engine Ranking for Beginners
Search engine optimization is best left in the mystical land of the Intenet Marketing Guru right? Good Search engine rankings are tough to achieve. Understanding search engine marketing takes years of studying and only people with true insider knowledge and secret tools rank well in Google right? WRONG. Pure crap as [...]
Marketer: Market Thyself. Managing Your Marketing Career
November 28, 2003 – 11:02 am
Managing Your Personal Brand for Optimal Success
Once upon a time, our value to companies was linked to our loyalty and longevity. We wore the corporate uniform, knew how many steps it would take to get to the top, and received a nice pension plan when we retired after 30 years of loyal service. But the [...]
Understanding Google’s “Page Rank” System
November 19, 2003 – 10:55 am
Oftentimes, my web design and search engine optimization clients ask me to explain Google’s “Page Rank” designation. Since this can play an important role in the amount of targeted fr^ee traffic you receive to your web site, I’ve decided to explain it here in the simplest of layman’s terms.
To begin with, if you have [...]
Cost Savings between Traditional Marketing and Internet Marketing
November 19, 2003 – 10:51 am
Marketing can be defined as ‘whatever you do to promote and
grow your business’ including market research, advertising,
publicity, sales, merchandising and distribution. With
traditional marketing techniques all of these things are
delivered in print format or in person. Internet marketing
however, uses the power of online networks and interactive
media to reach your [...]
Choosing the Right Strategy for you Online Business: Pay for Inclusion vs Pay per Click
November 19, 2003 – 10:49 am
Back in the old days of the Internet - in 1993, - there were 284 locations on the entire World Wide Web. According to Bill Clinton, only 8 of them ended in .com or .net when he was sworn into office. As of January 1, 2003, there were 171,000,000 domain hosts in use. In 1995, [...]
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