Email marketing, although a proven and required part of a marketing strategy, can be costly with most online suppliers charging a hefty monthly sum to use their systems.
Those that operate for free have limitations, usually something like ‘100 recipients only’ which is ok for low level activity but unsuitable for a growing business.
Setting up your […]
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Cheat Sheets for PHP, Ruby on Rails, MySQL, CSS and SEO
in PHP, Web Development and Programming, Ruby on Rails, Internet Survival Tips, Useful Web Sites, Internet Marketing
July 15, 2008
I went on a bit of a Cheat Sheet binge this month. Working on a couple of projects using various technologies means I keep bouncing around looking for stuff so I thought I’d better get some cheat sheets up on my wall to save me time.
Most of these are from one site, the brilliantly named […]
Using Social Networks to Create your Business Market
in Internet Survival Tips, Generating Revenue, Useful Web Sites, Internet Marketing
July 12, 2008
Last month’s Inc. magazine featured clothing company Threadless on the front cover, a company founded by 2 college drop-outs (an interesting trend in itself - so many successful start-ups have college drop-outs at the helm) Jake Nickell and Jeffrey Kalmikoff.
Founded in 2000, Threadless is set to hit $5million is sales this year selling, wait for […]
TechRadar.com reports today that ICANN, the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names, is relaxing its rules for Top Level Domains next year.
With billions of web sites populating the Internet it’s really no wonder ICANN are doing this - I can’t remember the last time I registered the exact domain that I or a client wanted. Practically […]
Retailers can Cash in using Social Networks
in Internet Survival Tips, Generating Revenue, Internet Marketing
June 19, 2008
With the credit crunch truly making itself felt, retailers should be pulling out all the stops to get eyeballs on their products and making sales.
Gartner research found that UK retailers are missing a trick by not using Social Networking as a marketing tool. With social networks like Facebook, MySpace and Bebo getting so much […]
“My Site and Google” - What every web-site owner should know
in Internet Survival Tips, Useful Web Sites, Internet Marketing
June 10, 2008
It goes without saying that at the present time the most influential search engine on the web is Google and keeping that in mind there is some very important documentation the boffins at Google have created that every web-site owner should read and be aware of when having their web sites designed and built.
Written so […]
Web 2.0 Awards by SEOmoz offers inspiration for new and existing Internet businesses
in Internet Survival Tips, Useful Web Sites, Internet Marketing
May 31, 2008
SEOmoz, a Search Engine Optimization specialist offers SEO tips and guidance through their web site at www.seomoz.org. They’ve also just released the results of their Web 2.0 Awards competition, the results of which can be found here.
What’s interesting and very useful for web entrepreneurs is that there are a lot of categories covered, each with […]
There may be times that you’d like to drive massive traffic to your web site e.g. maybe your recent visitor statistics haven’t been as high as you’d like or you do see an opportunity to create some content for your site or blog that you know many readers will be interested in.
I’m always on the […]
Run an online survey quick and fast with SurveyMonkey
in Internet Survival Tips, Must-haves, Useful Web Sites, Internet Marketing
May 23, 2008
A great tool that I’m getting more and more use out of is the online survey-manager web site SurveyMonkey.com
As any business person will tell you, “you need to know your market!” Common sense, no doubt, but how exactly does one go about gathering market information without paying oodles of cash to a research company?
Enter SurveyMonkey!
It […]
What is Web 2.0?
in Internet Survival Tips, Useful Web Sites, Internet Marketing
May 19, 2008
What is Web 2.0?
This is a question I get asked a lot and unfortunately, as is typical with all things Internet, there is no true fixed definition.
User-generated-content (UGC) and Asynchronous Javascript and XML (AJAX) are just two of the terms that get bandied around when trying to nail down just what Web 2.0 is.
Recently a […]
Social networking is all the rage at the moment with social networks like Facebook, Bebo and MySpace in the news almost daily whether it be about the latest subscription numbers or who is making a buyout bid for how much (AOL bought Bebo in March for $850 million)!
All the social networks have a ‘Groups’ facility […]
BSM (British School of Motoring), a part of RAC, is using an effective marketing technique by adding to it’s outgoing email signature a link it has made to the first casualty of Sir Alan Sugar’s BBC show The Apprentice.
In a RAC email I received today was the following copy as part of the email signature:
A […]
When you know that something hot is happening right now and you want to support it, here’s how you can get a good looking, self funding, great work promoting website up and running within a day.
In the example, we’ll use www.oneandonlymadonna.com, which is the site we have set up for our friend Evelyne Brink, […]
One cool, affordable, and effective way of marketing your services is to run a free teleconference for your current or potential clients and customers.
By running a seminar, you put yourself forward as an expert in the field, whilst reaching many many people at once. This certainly raises your profile, and allows you to serve […]
Chick-fil-A® have done it again by using a descriptive domain name to increase traffic to their promotion by capturing the attention of those who are looking for a free breakfast.
This is yet another promotion being run in the US by Chick-fil-A®, a fast food restaurant, where the visitor can register to be sent a coupon […]
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