We wanted to bring this conversation to our blog readers. Like most business owners, I had to SEE results to really believe Twitter could be of value. And I have…
Dave Dias Asks: What do you think of TWITTER? I just opened an account to see how it might be helpful in marketing efforts.
John Garrett Responds: Dave – I’ve become a believer. For me, it’s all about results and I’ve had some really great things come from Twitter usage and I’m . . .
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I don’t typically go around re-posting blogs that I like, but this one is really fun. Granted, it’s 2:30AM, so maybe it isn’t really that good… I think I’ll know for sure tomorrow. But at this point, very enjoyable post. (For those keeping count, ok… my last two posts have been re-posts, but they are really good articles!)
Posted By: SitePoint 3/17/09 1:54 AM Site Point Original Posting
Continue reading “What Will The Web Be Like In 20 Years?”
These days, almost anyone can put up a website. The problem is… almost anyone can put up a website these days.
As the internet is becoming less and less difficult to publish to with the help of tools like Front Page and iWeb. It is quite common for small companies to fall victim to the thought of, “Oh, we can do this ourselves for free!”.
While software like these do make it easy for anyone to make a quick website, and with . . .
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According to research conducted by Kelton Research in April 2008, “73% of small business owners say they are so intimidated by search marketing that they would rather do their taxes than create a search marketing plan.”
Does anyone else find this shocking? More and more people are using the internet for everything from looking up recipes to travel, to checking out a new book or new band. If you don’t have a website, you need one. If you aren’t optimizing your . . .
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My father would tell me by the time I was twenty cars would fly, or at least hover. Well, twenty has come and gone and my crossover SUV most definitely touches the ground. For years I asked myself, “What was my dad thinking?”
He grew up in Detroit, was a military man and watched us travel to the moon. (Not to mention a little too much Star Trek.) In his mind’s eye the next great technical advancements would be in travel . . .
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