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Category: Internet Marketing

  • Step-by-Step Guide for Internet Marketing

    A friend of mine just launched his latest Internet Marketing initiative. Basically, his product aims to teach serious internet marketers how to generate online income using only free resources. This might not sound very ground breaking as many others have touted the same concept. However, I have visited their web site and they do deliver.…

  • Does it Matter What kind of Blogger are you?

    Here is an interesting one. I picked this up over at Char’s blog where she was asking Fun Friday Quiz – What Kind of Blogger Are You?. So, being the naturally born curious person, and of course, in the interest of research, I took the Quiz. So, I have no idea what it means to…

  • Optimising your Blog

    Everyone tries to get the best out of their blogs. They consult the SEO gurus and scour the web for tips and tricks to generate traffic, and even ask their neighbours if they have read their blogs! While we spend a lot of time looking at our blogs, optimising both design and keywords, there might…

  • How small businesses go online?

    Many small businesses avoid putting their business on the Web. They think that they do not have the resources like the big companies to put up a nice, professional looking web site. Wrong! They think that since theirs is a small business, they do not need the global exposure offered by the Internet- true, but……

  • Innovative Thinking for link exchange…

    Every time someone comes up with a good idea, some one ELSE will come up with a way to abuse it. This seems to be the way of the Internet. Remember those days when link exchanges, link farms and all kinds of linking methods helped you get noticed on the Internet? See what I mean?…

  • How to use Links properly

    OK, finally, here is a nice, practical treatment of the whole “click here” discussion which have been going on in my head – Text Links, Contextual Meaning and Your Users. Head on over to Ben’s “Are You Using the Five Types of Links Properly?” where he skillfully talks about the various types of links and…

  • Text Links, Contextual Meaning and Your Users

    I did not expect this to be so interesting a discussion when I penned the my post “What does SEO and clicking links got in common?” based on Phil’s “Click Here – It’s Not About SEO!” post. But for sure, it is a fascinating topic at several levels. Indeed, the Web has moved on from…

  • Get a professional shopping cart software

    Somehow, when we get onto the Internet, there seems to be a sudden shift in our mentality. We want it all for free. It’s good to get things free. But sometimes, there are consequences. When it comes to your business, I don’t believe that scrimping is the way to go. Prudence, yes; scrimping for the…