Monthly Archives: July, 2008
No Room For Getting Cheap When It Comes To PPC Management
Share I typically get asked about once a week what pay per click management entails as more businesses are getting weary of where their management fee’s are going towards. This isn’t too surprising given the shear amount of companies entering the online PPC arena and want a piece of the action. However, sometimes I’m just [...]
Redefining Online Marketing With A Solution
Share When in social or networking events, I’m usually asked what I do for a living, which is kind of a tricky question to answer. If I reply that I work for an “Internet Marketing company”, I usually get a glazed-back look of mixed understanding. So naturally I proceed to tell them that I’m the [...]
When Search Engine Marketing Fails, There’s Contextual.
Share If you are considering advertising online there is something that you should know, not all advertising mediums are created equal. Search engine marketing, which is still one of the most popular forms of effective online advertising, has limitations. Namely, its a pull medium that works extremely well when a need is well identified. However, [...]
Google Bombing May Be Dead, But Linking is Not.
Share I recently read an article from the Washington Post Blog stating that Google is putting end to an old prank “the Google Bomb.” If you are new to Google bombing, essentially its a technique that a group of collaborated website owners/bloggers do to get a website to rank for a specific keyword by linking [...]
Comment on Blogs and Reap the Benefits of Business Relationships
Share I posted earlier this month about automated blog spam and ts impact on the blogoshpere. So i thought i would do a follow post about legitimate comments and the benefits that they provide. I feel that this is a significant issue because I believe that most businesses that blog truly misunderstand that blogging is [...]