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Daily Online Profits News – Issue #398
September 3, 2010 by Internet Profits · Leave a Comment
This Keyword Research Tip Could Add 5,000 Visitors a Day to Your Site!
Andy Beal says:
I used to be a keyword research freak.
Seriously! If you found me at one of the big conferences in the early 2000s you would have likely heard me discussing the importance of keyword research. “Keyword research is the most important aspect of SEO,” I would say. “Target the wrong keywords and it won’t matter if you are #1 on Google or not.”
Yeah, I took it seriously.
I st
Boring Product, Great Ad: Tipp-Ex Channels Subservient Chicken
feeds.clickz.com says:
Stationary brand invites users to dictate the outcome of a YouTube video with new campaign.
How Can You Learn Marketing From The Grateful Dead?
Lee Odden says:
Sometimes we learn best about doing things in new and innovative ways by understanding them in terms of something we already know. Stories provide useful context and perspective and that’s exactly what David Meerman Scott has done with his latest book that’s just been announced: “Marketing Lessons from the Grateful Dead: What Every Business Can Learn from the Most Iconic Band in
4 Keys to Building a Social Media Plan for Your Business
Leif Martinez says:
There’s this myth that using social media for business is easy; this
Twitter Usage on the Rise
Frank Reed says:
As I noted in my other post today,Twitter is reporting some serious numbers. 145 million registered users and 300,000 registered apps for those users just to name a few. In the end though it’s just noise unless people are actually using the service.
According to research from Royal Pingdom the increase in number of accounts is translating to usage rates climbing as well.
About the numbers the Ping
Google Introduces Branded Map Icons
feeds.clickz.com says:
The paid feature is in beta with companies like HSBC, and will be available for mobile devices soon.
How Much Should You Spend On SEO?
Jennifer Horowitz says:
It’s a tough question, especially in a bad economy.
The question really begs another question –what is your goal for your site?
If you are operating it as a real business where you hope to either supplement your current income or rely on it as your sole source of income – then you need to be prepared to invest in search (it’s often the foundation of your marketing and a consi
Social “Me”dia and the Evolving Twitter Egosystem
Brian Solis says:
There’s a saying, “technology changes, people don’t.” Yet, when we consider the impact of technology on our daily lives, some very interesting observations surface…
A pen now feels awkward to hold and as such, our penmanship is deteriorating
It’s now common to sit at a dinner table with family and friends where some are actively communicating with others, listening to music or gaming via
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Daily Online Profits News – Issue #397
September 2, 2010 by Internet Profits · Leave a Comment
Is BP Just Trying To Buy Its Reputation Back With Advertising?
Frank Reed says:
Because it is our nature to do such things, most of the world has moved on from the anger or whatever was experienced during the BP Deepwater Horizon oil mess in the Gulf of Mexico. There are still pockets of activism but the mainstream has started to flush that story out of its faulty and extremely short-termed memory and is moving on to something that is deemed more current and important like ma
Google Holds on to AOL’s Search Business
feeds.clickz.com says:
Google will supply search results and search ads across AOL properties until at least 2015.
How Can You Learn Marketing From The Grateful Dead?
Lee Odden says:
Sometimes we learn best about doing things in new and innovative ways by understanding them in terms of something we already know. Stories provide useful context and perspective and that’s exactly what David Meerman Scott has done with his latest book that’s just been announced: “Marketing Lessons from the Grateful Dead: What Every Business Can Learn from the Most Iconic Band in
Twitter Announces built-in URL Shortener
Ky Ekinci says:
Twitter announces they are soon to releaset.co–twitter’s own URL shortening service built-in to the twitter’s own web interface.
AOL Renews with Google, but Nearly Ordered Chinese
Andy Beal says:
Is anyone surprised that AOLrenewedits search deal with Google?
AOL CEO Tim Armstrong was one of the executives that negotiated the deal the first time around–albeit while “playing” for Google at the time.
So, with AOL about as competitive as Yahoo in the search space, Google the incumbent provider, and Armstrong’s connections, it made a lot of sense to just push this one t
Virgin America’s Geo-Social Loss Leader Gets Huge Response
feeds.clickz.com says:
Four-hour event marked the airline’s fifth-best revenue day ever. Loopt says the response was the best yet on its geo-social platform.
How Much Should You Spend On SEO?
Jennifer Horowitz says:
It’s a tough question, especially in a bad economy.
The question really begs another question –what is your goal for your site?
If you are operating it as a real business where you hope to either supplement your current income or rely on it as your sole source of income – then you need to be prepared to invest in search (it’s often the foundation of your marketing and a consi
Don’t Just Retweet it – Personalize it!
Jason Gorham says:
For many,Twitterhas become the go to place to obtain real time information by people all over the world. If you like what you see and/or want to share it with others you can “retweet” it.
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