Monthly Archives: February 2009

A new report from Forrester Research, outlined by Groundswell, takes a look at how B2B buyers interact with social media—and by and large, they’re more engaged than their average peers. 91% of these technology decision-makers were Spectators — the highest … Continue reading →

PageViews Interactive, an Arizona SEO firm, has just introduced their new ‘Performance Based SEO‘ program. This innovative program allows companies to acquire new leads and business by getting top listings on the first Google search results page, and not pay … Continue reading →

It took a long time for big companies to enter the world of search marketing, and once they did there was sudden fierce competition for the moms and pops out there eking it out online. Now, as then, those same … Continue reading →

I have been talking for some time to anyone who will listen that bounce rate is very important to getting high rankings in Google and maintaining them. The reasons ar that Google finds pages that are relevant and have good … Continue reading →

Keep The Secret Sauce Secret By Mike Michalowicz, Author of The Toilet Paper Entrepreneur When is the last time you whipped up a batch of Kentucky Fried Chicken at home? Not the time you tried and nearly burned the kitchen … Continue reading →

Setting Up Blog Comments To Maximize Usability And SEO By Thomas McMahon With the release of WordPress 2.7 paged comments became a built in feature. By default, they are enabled on both new installs and upgrades. Where it may be … Continue reading →

B2B marketers are feeling the pinch of recession, and it hurts. “Doing more with less” seems to be the mantra-of-the-moment as both our broad research on 2009 B2B online marketing goals and Marketing Sherpa’s recent survey of marketers at large … Continue reading →

From : gapingvoid: “cartoons drawn on the back of business cards” I just bought the URL, www.futilemarketing.com. I’m not planning on turning it into another website, nor am I planing to launch a new business called “Futile Marketing”. It’s just … Continue reading →