comparison shopping engine in the latest version of IE when IE informed me that it suspected my site was phishing site and I should be very careful. The page in question was Godzilla Destroy All Monsters. Why would my comparison shopping page trigger a phishing warning from Microsoft?
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google announcement back in January.
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blog awards. In the run up to Posticon 07 they are sponsoring a People Choice type awards site, called Blogger Choice.
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email marketing to bloggers, making it comparatively easy for bloggers to integrate email campaigns directly into their blogs. Zookoda.com has a simple web based process for setting up email list management, broadcasts etc.
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Playstation 3. The most recent firmware update includes the Stanford protein folding application.
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comparison shopping engine. In the short time it's been up, with ZERO advertising dollars, it has achieved a Page Rank of 6 and an Alexa ranking of 150,000. That said I think there is room for serious improvement.
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Jeff Nolan's post about the Myspace and Photobucket, I wandered over to Gigaom's take on the matter. My own feeling is that if you are making money on someone else's social network that you should be like Elmer Fudd, "Very very quiet."
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Real Estate Software to help deal with the issue.
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3.1 Billion in cash. What's striking about this offer is that it beats Microsoft's 2 billion dollar handily.
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Shopping.com recently launched a product blog, Whatsinstoreblog.com it became apparent to me that blogs have a key merchandising role to play in online retail. It's also apparent that this currently is an unfilled marketing niche for most merchants.
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drug rehab & treatment facilities in the United States. I built that site because a former girlfriend struggled with cocaine addiction. In building that site I have taken a look at hundreds of drug treatment facilities' programs and websites.
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Best Buy Affiliate program is run by Befree. I was confused by all the consolidation in the affiliate management marketplace.
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Brave New Worlds, web analytics was literally in it's infancy. It was a simple set of log analysis tools such as Webalizer. Google Analytics has changed the analytics marketplace. If you aren't using it, you should be.
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post about how Mark Zuckerberg turned down the billion dollar buy for Facebook.com. The post seems to agree that turning down the billion dollars was the way to go. I disagree and I think not accepting the buyout was a bad move. Here are my seven reasons why
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One of the persistent selling hooks to many people selling one Internet marketing package or another is the "passive" income potential of a web site. Indeed the phrase, passive internet income returns a hefty 1.2 million results so it's a pretty common search term. It's also a term you should immediately strike from your vocabulary and your mindset.
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episode 20 of Rockstar Startup which featured Jody, the new West Coast director of sales. She met with a few agencies on the West Coast (Gen X was one, which handles Acura). That meeting was interesting because it occurred at my favorite sushi restaurant on the West side (recognized the decor) and it raised some important issues questions that advertisers have about Pay Per Post.
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