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FEBRUARY 5, 2010

link] Jan Schwartz I like the image in option 2 and the banner colors, but a little lighter, in option 3. I'd suggest that you move the search box somewhere below the navigation– maybe above the RSS feed option on the right? To me, Option 3 is a little too orange (and I like orange). Of course, it's purely subjective.

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SEPTEMBER 21, 2010

Many social media software packages (great ebook analysis of them here) can provide highly detailed reports on the impact of social media programs. Probably not yet, but other than search and email (and maybe banners) where CAN you do that? Can you RSS feed that? Can you RSS feed that? Can you RSS feed that?

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AUGUST 3, 2010

The trick with websites is the never-ending need to feed the monster, through search optimization, public relations, banner ads, skywriting, or whatever other means you’ve devised to let people know that your site is out there and worthy of attention. subscribe to my RSS feed. Will it start an “Unlike&# trend?

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Convince & Convert

AUGUST 3, 2010

The trick with websites is the never-ending need to feed the monster, through search optimization, public relations, banner ads, skywriting, or whatever other means you’ve devised to let people know that your site is out there and worthy of attention. subscribe to my RSS feed. Will it start an “Unlike&# trend?

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