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Saturday, March 6th, 2010

These are all worthy causes. I’m going to suggest to you however that they aren’t the most fruitful pursuits. I’m going to suggest to you that we often bypass the quick-wins in favor of sexier options that we’re more familiar with.
If your email marketing program is entirely focused on determining that right moment to send [...]

5 Anti-Resolutions for Marketing Success in 2010

Tuesday, January 5th, 2010

The not to-do list is often as important as the to-do list. As you begin planning your web strategy for 2010, consider making these new year’s anti-resolutions:

Stop relying on discounts: Pretend that for the next year your business had to survive selling only full price products or services. Would you survive? What does your answer [...]

The Internet Marketing Toolbox

Sunday, August 23rd, 2009

For those not mechanically inclined, looking through a toolbox can be overwhelming. It’s frustrating when something is broken, but you’re not sure which tool to use.
Such is the problem for many online business’ when gazing into the vast array of tools available in internet marketing. As with any tool, the internet marketing tactics are best [...]

Is Social Media Marketing Right for You?

Sunday, May 17th, 2009

Social media can no longer be ignored, even by traditional marketing agencies and old-school business. But before you make the plunge into this powerful, but often misunderstood marketing tactic, ask yourself these 7 important questions.

Can you have a conversation? I recently saw a wall comment posted to a major clothing retail chain’s Facebook page, questioning [...]

A Paradox of Choice: Prioritizing Web Marketing Tactics

Monday, April 6th, 2009

With the endless clatter of marketing advice from blogs, consultants, and colleagues, how does the e-business know where to invest their limited resources? I’ve noticed 2 problems with a good portion of internet marketing advice:

It’s biased: If you’re a hammer, everything looks like a nail. In other words, the SEO consultant believes that natural search [...]

Five SEO & SEM Tools Everyone Should Use

Saturday, January 26th, 2008

As an SEO & PPC consultant, I’m constantly looking for ways to improve my productivity and effectiveness. In this quick post, I’d thought I’d share 5 tools that are making my life a heck of a lot easier.

SEO Digger: My top fav right now, this innovative tool allows you to see which search queries you [...]

3 Effective Link Building Tactics for 2008

Monday, December 31st, 2007

Obtaining good quality backlinks without paying for them is becoming increasingly difficult. In this short post, I thought I’d share 3 link building tactics that have been working for me lately.

Hubpages: Hubpages is a community of articles, or “hubs” on various topics. Their unique system discourages spammers by slapping no-follow tags on outgoing links if [...]

Subject Lines that Grab and Don’t Let Go

Thursday, December 13th, 2007

Subject lines are the first, and sometimes only, impression an email makes on a customer. Mastering this magical one-liner is not easy. The key here is to diversify your email subject line. Any one of the ideas below, if used too frequently, will lose its efficacy.

Compound Topics: I’ve seen this used regularly by Karmaloop. They [...]

17 Email Deliverability Tips

Tuesday, November 27th, 2007

Email deliverability is a headache. We used to worry about the content of an email blast, and avoid spammy words like free or using ALL CAPS. But with the shift in the last few years towards repuation based SPAM filtering, email deliverability tactics have changed drastically. Now, instead of one isolated email getting stuck in [...]

Brand Loyalty: Building Customers for Life

Monday, November 12th, 2007

In my opinion, there’s two ways to build a well-known, enduring brand:

Spend tons of money on advertising and PR campaigns
Let your customers do the marketing for you

With the rising cost of most traditional forms of marketing, who wouldn’t prefer the second option? Unfortunately, very few customers ever become true fans. After all, many businesses focus [...]


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