| Directing Traffic Part 2: The Art of Increasing Quality Web Traffic - Tuesday, March 03, 2009The best internet marketing strategies align method with purpose; that is, each company’s marketing strategy has an ultimate purpose that should determine the methodology used to facilitate that strategy. This article describes some of those methods... read more ... |
| Directing Traffic: The Art of Increasing Quality Web Traffic Part 1 - Tuesday, January 20, 2009The ongoing success of a company’s site is evaluated by the amount of quality web traffic being directed to the site. Unless prospective customers are frequenting a business’s site, the site is not fulfilling its purpose to promote business and increase sales... read more ... |
| Thinking Outside the Inbox Part 2: Permissions: Obstacle or Opportunity? - Tuesday, January 13, 2009Permissions need not remain for companies a mere slavish requirement of law and a limiter of marketing potential, rather it is in the company’s best interest to know the laws and understand them as opportunity, not an obstacle to effective e-mail campaigns. read more ... |
| Thinking Outside the Inbox Part 1: Building a Quality List - Friday, January 09, 2009Build Your Business Through Effective E-mail Marketing...To develop their existing e-mail list, any business can draw from a plethora of methods – but the end goal should always be to develop a quality list that is comprised of not just names but customers – that will yield real sales. read more ... |
| In Recessionary Times, Less Is Not More - Friday, December 19, 2008Tough economic times do not negate the goals of business, but necessitate the need to market smarter. read more ... |
| Great Content Inspires Action - Friday, December 19, 2008Businesses need to make sure that their business growth strategy is powered by a website that seamlessly facilitates the consumer’s need with effective call to action content. read more ... |
| Aligning Technology to Achieve Business Objectives - Tuesday, November 14, 2006Most businesses today are flooded with requests from all corners of the company for new technologies. The market and our employees are constantly telling us to stay on top of the technology curve in order to remain competitive. With the rapid changes in technology it becomes harder and harder to do so. read more ... |
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