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AUGUST 5, 2009
If you write a blog on Google’s Blogger platform—or have any plans to—you need to pick up a copy of Blogger: Beyond the Basics: Customize and promote your blog with original templates, analytics, advertising, and SEO (From Technologies to Solutions) by Lee Jordan. There's very little to not like about this book.
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JULY 1, 2009
Hosted by community organizer (I mean that in a good way) Tony Karrer using his Browse My Stuff technology, B2B Marketing Zone features content from rockstar B2B bloggers like Brian Carroll , Paul Dunay and Newt Barrett. Additional bloggers meeting the high standards for the community will be added over time.
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APRIL 29, 2008
Like the seven deadly sins in Christianity, these vices can relegate a blogger to the underworld of the blogosphere though the judgment of readers. Writing a couple of posts per month (or less) is not conducive to getting traction with search engines, RSS subscribers or other bloggers. Gluttony: Avoid the "it's all about ME!"
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MARCH 6, 2009
This portfolio displays several examples of beautiful and creative website designs by Joe Edakkunnathu. A broad range of sites of sites are displayed here, from real estate and interior design to a comedy troupe, a personnel agency, a hotel, and a cool retro Sony microsite.
WebMarketCentral
JANUARY 15, 2007
Google AdWords: Keyword Tool Enter a search phrase, and this Google tool will display related keywords along with advertiser competition and search volume; average cost per click and ad position by bid amount; and global search volume trends over time. Note that this tool works much better with IE than with FireFox.
WebMarketCentral
SEPTEMBER 10, 2008
For example, in an SEO forum, telling everyone how great your agency is at SEO is suicide; but displaying your knowledge by offering expert tips on title meta tag creation or non-spammy link building is brilliant. Discussion Forums These are a place to showcase your expertise in a non-promotional way.
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NOVEMBER 12, 2008
Use Twitscoop to find out what topics of conversation are hot on Twittter; Tweet Later to set up automated Tweets or schedule messages to display in the future; TwitDir to search for users by name, location, description or other attribute; and Twubble , which helps you find new friends based on the attributes of your current followers and followees.
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