Archive for January, 2009
Push Button Marketer: Is It Over-Hyped?
I used to work with a self-confessed “geek” who scorned File Transfer Protocol (”FTP” programs, such as FileZilla. He used to use the DOS Command Line to upload his stuff to a web server!
I’ve known a few people who build web pages the hard way - using Windows Notepad. Not for them the ease of [...]
Posted: January 29th, 2009 under Product Reviews.
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Internet Marketing With Video Blogging
Our “guest writer” slot returns after an absence with an new article from a well-known marketer and copywriter - Jo Han Mok.
“Video blogging” is not entirely a new idea, but it’s one which is rapidly becoming more popular. Jo Han Mok says:
“Video blogging is the next generation of posting ideas and products over the internet. [...]
Posted: January 29th, 2009 under Techniques: Internet Marketing.
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“Spinning Articles” - A Free Tool But..
“Article Marketing”, sometimes known as “bum marketing”, can be a very effective way of getting backlinks to your site - and a few extra visitors. The principle is simple.. write an article, add a “resource box” (a few lines about yourself and a link to your site) and submit it to the numerous article directories.
The [...]
Posted: January 27th, 2009 under Techniques: Internet Marketing.
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“PPC WebSpy”: An Important Update
Even if you’ve already downloaded “PPC WebSpy”, which I told you about last week, don’t skip this article; there’s some important news for you. If you haven’t got this software yet, then you ought to - it’s free!
It’s a superb keyword research tool It’s a Firefox browser plugin, and when you do a Google search, [...]
Posted: January 25th, 2009 under Product Reviews, Techniques: Internet Marketing.
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MBA In A Box”: A Good Strategy Document
This report is a blatant plug for a spin-off from the very expensive “StomperNet” - a training course in which I have no interest. It’s too expensive for me to purchase, and so I can’t endorse it, either.
The product being plugged is “Formula Five”. This gets its name from, as the report says:
“.. there are [...]
Posted: January 21st, 2009 under Techniques: Internet Marketing.
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Webmasters Tricks: Putting Audio On Your Website
With everybody going on about video on websites, it might seem a little out-of-date to talk about website audio.
But, in fact, audio is still a powerful marketing force on a website - and it’s a lot easier to implement than creating videos.
I was going to create a new article for my Webmasters Tricks website:
http://www.WebmastersTricks.com
But then [...]
Posted: January 19th, 2009 under Techniques: Website Building.
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How Do You Set Up Niche Sales Sites - Easily?
Regular readers of “Update” will know me as a seller of software and training, related to internet marketing in general, and webmastery in particular.
What many readers don’t know is that I also have a wide range of niche websites that have nothing to do with internet marketing. They cover subjects such as travel, yoga, self-improvement, [...]
Posted: January 18th, 2009 under Techniques: Website Building.
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I’m Like A Kid With A New Toy!
I learnt recently about some really neat software. It’s a great keyword research tool. It’s a Firefox browser plug-in which installs really easily. And it’s completely free
It’s easier if I show you what it does with just a couple of screen shots:
http://www.marketing-drive.com/ppc-tool/
You” find it a fascinating and useful tool to work with. You [...]
Posted: January 17th, 2009 under Product Reviews, Techniques: Internet Marketing, Techniques: Website Building.
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A Great New “Sticky Tool”
“Sticky” is the word used to describe ways of keeping your visitors on your website. The longer people stay on your site, or on a particular page, the more they are likely to do what you want them to do.. make a purchase, sign up to your newsletter, hit an AdSense link, and so on.
I’ve [...]
Posted: January 14th, 2009 under Product Reviews, Techniques: Internet Marketing.
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How To Take Over YouTube (Or Any Other Video Site)
YouTube, the massively popular video posting site, makes it very easy to embed any video shown on YouTube on to any web page or blog. You can embed a video that you made or any of the other millions of videos posted on YouTube.
But what if you’re “video challenged”, and, although you’d like to make [...]
Posted: January 11th, 2009 under Techniques: Internet Marketing.
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