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Written by Larry Dearing
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Sunday, 22 May 2011 08:41 |
Email on smart phones, Blackberries and such, has become prevalent over the last couple years and it has changed the way we communicate. While this can be a great convenience and enhancement to communication, it can also "dumb down" communication and encourage habits that may be counter to your brand, image and professionalism. Frankly, some of these things drive me nuts. How about you?
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Written by Larry Dearing
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Sunday, 15 May 2011 18:05 |
Are you seeing more and more special offers for free Google Ad-Words credits from your website hosting provider or other online services? They are getting pretty prevalent as Google tries to develop more pay-per-click ad revenue by letting people get a sample of the program. A $100 Ad-Word credit may sound pretty good, but depending on your particular situation, this may not be something that is for you. Let’s look a bit at why
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Written by Larry Dearing
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Wednesday, 11 May 2011 12:29 |
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For quite a while, we've all been struggling with what is actually correct, "web site" or "website". The American Psychological Association, APA, has declared the official and correct term for what you are currently reading is "website". Who cares? I know, but if you really want to have the best footprint possible on the web, you'll want to follow the grammar and writing guidelines of this standard of authority. |
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Written by Larry Dearing
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Sunday, 08 May 2011 11:10 |
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One of the webmaster forums I frequent had a thread on email policies and how to avoid "looking guilty" or actually violating their unsolicited email policies. So many members of this forum commented on how they were not aware of some of the requirements. I've decided to recap the essence of the Can Spam Act as a quick review for your email campaigns and newsletters. |
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