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Creating awareness

admin — Tue, 06 Nov 2007 06:55:59 +0000

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admin — Fri, 26 Oct 2007 20:48:04 +0000

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SEO on your space

admin — Fri, 07 Sep 2007 06:26:54 +0000

A new search engine called Search Big Daddy, has launched within the last month, where they award their users in PPC credits to do searches. You can use their search engine and then earn credits to purchase various keyword searches for your own website. We originally posted about this back in the fall of 2006 and the splash was not as big as we thought. They are trying to compete with the likes of Yahoo and Google.

There are several web hosting services available in the market who can work with any web design company. Also the trends in marketing and internet marketing are changing rapidly. Instead of simple email advertising now companies prefer search engine optimization. There is free software available on internet that can help a website identify where it stands in comparison to its competitors. All this is made possible by the internet which has given birth to several domain registration and domain reseller companies.

Bloggerwave and paid to blog

admin — Sat, 25 Aug 2007 19:36:42 +0000

The world of blogging has been the focus of many companies and organizations to help build awareness or brand loyalty. Bloggerwave is a company that helps to match up advertisers to bloggers to write about their products. The companies will provide compensation to bloggers for writing a review about their product or service, or just to help build awareness about an upcoming launch. Piad to blog has become a hot topic among many bloggers and the opinions vary from a great resource to a possible conflict of interest. We will continue to identify new companies and how this will shape for 2008.

Designing the layout of Myspace

admin — Fri, 10 Aug 2007 15:35:00 +0000

If your new to MySpace, then you will want to find some resources that allow you to customize the look and feel. You definitely do not want to look like a newbie. We have tried to compile some resources that are popular and provide some great modifications to your MySpace.

1) http://www.copypastespace.com/
2) http://www.myspacelayoutscreator.com/

We will be putting together a step by step guide on easy integration of layouts. Once this is done then you can start marketing your MySpace URL, and find out how to use the classifieds and Blogs on MySpace to create potential customers.

Spice up your space

admin — Sat, 21 Jul 2007 16:59:12 +0000

In order to stand out on from the millions of MySpace pages, you need to do a little customization. You can go to Market2MySpace Layouts, and they will provide you with free code to customize your cursors, backgrounds and much more. You can even upload your own images to have placed on your MySPace page. All the directions on how to simply copy the code into your About Me page is located on the site. To add some games, you can go to Rogers eMall Onlinegames, and copy the free fame code into your profile page, and now you have some great entertainment to offer your guests.

Marketing and incresing your MySpace exposure

admin — Tue, 26 Jun 2007 14:30:00 +0000

Internet Marketing Tip 1:
The Internet is called the â€˜information superhighwayâ€™ for a reason. The average web surfer is looking for information, not a product to purchase. They may be persuaded to stop and buy something along the way, but for the most part they simply want answers to their questions and they want it fast. In todayâ€™s â€˜want it nowâ€™ society, your target audience doesnâ€™t read web pages, they scan them. With so much information available an experienced web surfer knows they must scan a page, look for relevant information and move on if they donâ€™t see what they need. Providing interesting web content may be enough to lure a customer to your site, but it might not be enough to convince them to stay; especially if it isnâ€™t placed in an interesting and highly visible layout. Use short paragraphs that are easy and quick to read. Utilize bold print to highlight the most important information.

How to improve your learning

admin — Sun, 24 Jun 2007 07:23:42 +0000

There are literally millions of blogs that are online and thousands more join the community everyday. At 43 Folders they have been able to capture a large share readers thanks in part to their great news stories and commentary along with the easy to use website. I just recently came across their blog and started reading through the stories and the one that caught my eye was the post on Link gratitude. This was a great bit of information for the informal blogger like me who is always looking to find out what the top guys are doing and what content is getting the most play. So if you are looking for a way to stay current on the happenings in the online arena then I would suggest www.43folders.com.

Customize your greeting

admin — Tue, 12 Jun 2007 15:39:17 +0000

How would you like to be able to greet your customers with a personalized greeting when they reach your sites? How about something like ” Thanks for visiting MyBlog, how is the weather in New York” With a tool that is free and that has been around for a while, you can. The site is called ip2map.com. They base the language on the IP address that the user is coming from, and with some simple code that you can place on your website, you can customize the greeting to almost anything. You can also have it map where your traffic is coming fomr and display that graphically as seen here.

Can Microsoft challenge iPod

admin — Mon, 04 Jun 2007 05:29:57 +0000

Microsoft has released its’ version of the MP3 player to rival iPod called Zune. While they will not displace Apple as the leader they are hoping to offer choices for consumers who are tired of the dominance of Apple. From a positive note, the Zune will is equipped with wireless capabilities, that will allow the user to send and receive downloads from other users, and their screen is slightly larger. They are launching with a 30Gb version for $249 which is priced jsut the same as iPods 30gb version.

They have also launch their own music store called Zune Marketplace, which they will sell single and subscription services. Keep in mind that your itunes will not function on your Zunes, unless you go through some conversion process, which could be quite time consuming if you are not familiar with technology. The one interesting thing about buying songs through Zune, is that you first have to add credits to your account in $5 increments. Since each song only costs .99, you could be letting Microsoft hang onto your money until you purchase more downloads. I see this as being a major inconvenience as with iTunes, you can purchase one song, and have it billed through PayPal, or other payment options. This may sit better with a youthful audience, as they would be less inclined to put money into an account for future downloads.