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Cost Per Click Campaign vs. Search Engine Registration

If you are like most small companies and don’t have a large budget to initiate a complete search engine optimization campaign, what is the best approach to marketing yourself online? Should you invest your entire budget into a cost per click campaign or focus on optimizing your HTML tags to target spider-based search engines like Google? .Or should you use a combination of both approaches?

10 Easy Tips to Improve Your Ezine

Writing and publishing an ezine is a very important part of your online business so you want to make it the best possible ezine you can. I have made mistakes and changed and re-changed my ezine many times to make it the best it can be. I am still always looking for ways to improve MOE. Over the years I have learned a few simple ways to improve my ezine. You can easily implement these tips into your ezine.

Everything Geo: The Language of Local Online Commerce

Local online commerce is going to be huge. According to The
Kelsey Group, local advertising revenues are expected to
reach about $50 billion by 2006. Like all big trends, this one
has its own lingo. Here are a few of the buzzwords you may hear
in the coming months. All of them have the “geo” prefix, derived
from the word “geography” or “earth”. There’s very little written
on this subject, so please be aware that these definitions are
my OWN interpretations of various articles and resources.

Misconceptions About Spam Filters

Unfortunately there are a lot of people online that all have many misconceptions regarding Spam Filters. Today I’m going to answer some questions that people have asked me about my “Spam column” for DEMC Small Business Ezine regarding them. With regards to spam filters, one can never have enough knowledge, so I do hope that this article will clear up any misconceptions that you may have.

What to Say When the Media Calls

If the media were to call you today for an interview, would you know what to do or say? That question was posed during a recent conference on small-business ownership and micro enterprise creation, which was held here in Paris. I watched the reactions around the room, and it occurred to me that for most small-business owners, the only thing more frightening than conducting a follow-up phone call with a reporter is having that same reporter actually interview them.

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