I went to three different stores on Sunday trying to purchase a desktop computer I can convert into a server. I am trying to set up MS IIS Server so I can use their new IIS SEO Tool for few of my sites. I am a fiercely loyal Mac owner and if this software worked […]
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I have always thought that media planners do a reasonably good job of geographically targeting ads. Now, I am not a big fan of 99% of the ads on TV and have two DVRs to ensure my ad viewing is minimal. The two ads I will mention below were not bad—they got my attention, but
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Ahh, Comcast – volumes have been written about this well-managed organization and its customer service. I do have to give them credit for developing a monopoly in my local area where they are the only, though crappy, high-speed internet provider available in my neighborhood. But I digress. Apparently, I am a very loyal customer. Because
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I received a Google Alert this morning about a site referencing my Search Engine Marketing Inc. book. As you would expect, I went there, and it was a standard scrapped site with the reviews all neatly listed on the page, clearly hoping to make some cash off the four sets of AdSense ads on the
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Trying to deal with these two companies on iPhone issues is like a dog chasing its tail – you will never get anywhere. They are like \”who\’s on first\” skit always referencing some bullshit restrictions of the other and in the end, neither really care about the consumer. That being said, I really love the
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I was helping a friend in China research Danube River cruise options for his upcoming European trip. I have wanted to do a similar cruise, so I spent some time researching the different cruise options. As you would expect from a savvy search marketer, I searched trusty Google. The #1 organic listing for the “Danube
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So says a recent report titled – “The Digital Marketing Standard: Executive Perspectives on Digital Marketing.” I was fascinated by the obvious disconnect between reality and the data. I will interject my commentary below. I have requested the full report but only have the various released material to comment on. [I still have not received
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To and from my vacation in Grand Cayman I was on 4 different US Air flights where the flight attendants were pushing their airlines credit card. Right after the safety briefing they went into the virtues of the card. They then went up and down the aisles flashing the applications and taking them back from
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Search ad spending by tech, electronics companies slows is the headline to the B2B Magazine article last week by Chris Hosford. Chris was referring to a Paid Search spend study released recently by Covario.The study indicated that search spend by technology companies had decreased. Now, it was not Chris’ story or the study by Covario
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If you sell a service or offer anything that is local-centric, you MUST, MUST, MUST ensure you have local findability and leverage the increased adoption of smartphones, especially the iPhone. Recently, I was in Austin, Texas, for SXSW and needed to take a cab after an event at the Carver Museum to return to our
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