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These 4 marketing myths can cause you to lose sales if you base your marketing decisions on them. But the related marketing…
Reader question: What type of link is better for getting search engine rankings: an absolute or a relative link?
More and more people are considering the World Wide Web as a great opportunity to offer their products and services to a new, bigger market or even as a chance to create entirely new businesses online.
Many Search Engine Optimization experts often target search engines such as Google and Yahoo! in general -- without looking at other alternatives. Targeting those highly-trafficked search engines is fine, but when it comes down to making a 'niche' website which already has a search engine or a directory specialized in its category, why target the giants?
Online advertising will have reached a new high by year's end, the latest eMarketer report predicts. The firm says that by the end of 2004 will be the fourth straight year of double-digit growth.
There's such a thing as taking search engine optimization too far. I'm not talking about black hat versus white hat, things that might get you banned versus staying pristine. I'm talking about keyword stuffing in the title. As far as search engine optimization goes, there's nothing wrong with it. You might very well make it to #1 with a title like "Widgets, Black Widgets, Home…
