Pissing Bloggers Off

Here’s yet another “Top 10″ list that yet again I’m going to link to, this time about how to make nice-nice with potential bloggers.

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New & Improved Google Reader

If you need a RSS reader, check out Googles new and improved Google Reader.

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Blog Business Summit

October 25th-27th, Seattle. More info here.

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Eric Ward’s new “Ward Report”

You know you’re the man when you can charge $300 a year for an internet newsletter instead of giving it our for free. Eric Ward has introduced “The Ward Report”, a monthly newsletter about hardcore link baiting tactics. Eric knows what he’s talking about, and his insights are priceless. However, the price tag definatley shuts the the door on the cash-strapped readers out there.

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Introduction to SEO Web Design

Much can be discussed about the topic of search engine optimized design, or SEO web design, and provided here are resources for you to research this further. We’ll just stick to discussing how design impacts your marketing campaign and the interaction that takes place between the viewer and your website.

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Introduction to Website Content Development

 Your business has the power to evolve and develop worldwide because of the power and reach of the Internet. As you embrace the potential of online marketing, you’ll also embrace the new possibilities that exist for your business. Every business has the power to develop multiple sources of income through many different channels, all online. These possibilities may have existed before in a traditional brick-and-mortar establishment, but are no where as easy to set-up and maintain as they are today on the web.

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Inntroduction to Advertising with Podcasting

 Nothing is as exciting as the development of online audio and video and its relation to your marketing campaign. The continued growth of broadband usage has enabled consumers to watch and download audio and video files, and transfer those files to devices such as the Ipod. What does this mean for you? It means that every business in the world has the ability to create low-budget audio and video advertisements and spread them around online. And who wouldn’t want their own television or radio commercials?

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Introduction to Online Business Auctions

 In addition to having an online store through your own website, a great place to market yourself and your business is by selling your products and services through auctions online. And while many different auctions exist today, we’re going to focus on the big one, an online auction you may have heard of: Ebay.

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Introduction to E-Commerce Integration

Much of the success found online for many small businesses can be attributed to the concept known as e-commerce (“electronic commerce”). Its basic concept is to allow the transaction of money for goods and services through an electric device, as in a computer, mostly through the processing of credit cards through a software program on a website. It is one of the driving forces behind the 21st century global marketplace.

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Introduction to Online Branding

Incorporating your Internet marketing campaign into your companies brand strategy and any traditional marketing and advertising is obvious. Simple methods involve very basic integrations of your companies website URL: in a magazine ad or at the bottom of the TV screen during a commercial. During a radio ad, don’t forget to mention, “Visit us online at www.oursite.com”. Anywhere you can add the website URL is good, because it’s reminding the audience through repetition, which is a basic fundamental concept in marketing. A good way to gauge this is adding the URL is any case where you also provide a company telephone number. Have you ever tried to find the contact information to a company but forgot the phone number? Of course you have. Your chances or remembering a website URL are far greater than trying to remember some random 800 number. This is especially true if your URL address is also properly integrated into your online branding strategy.

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