March 19th, 2008
If you’ve participated in a forum lately you may have stumbled across blatant advertising from individuals who obviously have no interest in the forum, its members or the subjects being discussed. Many forums not only frown on this type of spamming, but when they catch you they will likely ban you from future involvement on their forum.
If you want to use a forum to market your business you need to make sure you follow a few netiquette tips.
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March 11th, 2008
A nineteen year-old college student named Ryan stands both behind and in front of the camera in a creative venture known as a video bulletin.
Ryan wanted to use his creativity to do something unique for his church. The result often finds him in a cape or displaying a variety of opportunities within his church like small group studies, mission’s trips, youth group activities or children’s services.
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March 2nd, 2008
After you have finished publishing your site successfully, it’s time for the world to know its existence. Yes, you are now at the promotion stage, which, in some ways, is harder than the actual making of the site. But don’t despair; the difficulties you may encounter are simply a challenge, and once you overcome them all, the rewards make all your efforts so worth it.
So what’s the first thing you need to do? Make sure your site meets standard search engine optimization (SEO) requirements. You should never sacrifice the quality of your site’s content, but it would definitely not hurt if you apply keyword density standards. A keyword density of 5% to 7% is enough to make your site visible to search engines without destroying the proper grammatical structure of your articles.
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February 28th, 2008
There are a few ezines that have moved beyond the realm of knowledge-based content to a business venture.
One service in particular is called The Dabbling Mum. The owner of the site is also an accomplished editor. The service provides content at no cost to visitors, but provides authors with financial rewards for accepted articles.
This ezine features content that helps with personal relationships, business ventures, recipes and more and because the owner pays for material the standard of excellence is well above average.
In this case the cost of developing the ezine is directly related to the fees collected in advertising and sales made through the online store.
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February 20th, 2008
Productive Site Promotion - 5 Important Considerations for Productive Site Promotion
By Sean R Mize
Website promotion can be an easy endeavor if you know how best to approach such a task. While it may require creativity in terms of strategizing the why, where, when and how’s, it is important to know the basics as well. Site promotion can be productive if you diligently work at tie and continue to develop and hone your technique. Here are five important considerations to make website promotion a productive yet efficient endeavor. Some of these considerations are new while some may already be familiar to you - but the timelessness of such is unmeasured.
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February 19th, 2008
The two primary dynamics at work with Real Simple Syndication (RSS) feeds are true subscribers and those who skim for specific content.
True subscribers are those that wish to read new content from your site or new content specifically created by an individual writer.
Specific content subscribers want information on a specific topic. RSS feeds can skim to locate topics that are compatible with the subscriber’s preference settings irregardless of original writer.
RSS readers are available for less than $30 and in some cases may be free with certain existing software applications.
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February 6th, 2008
There are a few ezines that have moved beyond the realm of knowledge-based content to a business venture.
One service in particular is called The Dabbling Mum. The owner of the site is also an accomplished editor. The service provides content at no cost to visitors, but provides authors with financial rewards for accepted articles.
This ezine features content that helps with personal relationships, business ventures, recipes and more and because the owner pays for material the standard of excellence is well above average.
In this case the cost of developing the ezine is directly related to the fees collected in advertising and sales made through the online store.
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January 18th, 2008
When a magazine seeks a startup they conduct research that allows them to see if their vision matches the demographic they are going after. They seek to discover what issues are most relevant to their potential subscriber base. The magazine will also develop the departments, or categories, that will be in the magazine. Then these magazines will seek to identify key advertisers who may have an interest in their magazine and its contents.
Once the first issue is printed and feedback is sent the magazine editor will pay attention to what is actually working compared to what research showed to be true. If alterations are needed the magazine will make those alterations in an effort to make their publication as useful as possible to their readership.
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