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Email Marketing - The End Is Nigh!
Consider if you will the resources, the time and the financial investment given to attracting new web traffic. Banner advertising, link exchanges, search engine ratings, affiliate schemes and the list goes on. Yet when it comes to retaining a...
Avoiding Stress During the Busy Holiday Shopping Season with eCardica.com
Lake Hopatcong, NJ (PRWEB) November 30, 2004 -- Here are a few tips and tricks for lessening your woes during the hustle and bustle of the gift-giving season. Each year, thousands of shoppers are plagued with undue stress. Long shopping lines,...
How To Avoid Spam Robots
Despite the fact that Federal legislation (the CANSPAM act) made it illegal, harvesting email addresses from the web using automated robots remains alive and well. Spammers who need fresh email addresses release software spider programs that comb...
Your Business At Stake
http://www.esvon.com/pg/consulting/c_articles/ads/ (c) by Daria Winkler We do believe in healthy sense of paranoia. Not the paranoia, which makes us feverishly try to distinguish ourselves from our competitors, but the paranoia, which...
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Five Short Quick Tips On Web Page Titles
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Written By:
Catherine Franz
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Search engine spiders read and record page titles first.
Here are five tips on how you can get the search engine
spiders to read your titles and use them in their
optimization process:
1. Character count is important: Google's maximum character
count for page titles is 83. Yahoo's maximum character
count is 111.
2. Don't use filler words like: and, for, the. They are
dropped anyway by the search engines.
3. Remove redundant or unsearch worthy words or phrases, for
instance: Welcome to, this is about, or Products Page.
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normally search on. This also
uses up the limitations on character count (mentioned in #1
above).
4. Include word plurals, for instance: sales lead and sales
leads.
5. Include various spellings or misspellings of the words,
for example, saleslead and sales lead, could be used as one
word or someone might search on them as two separate words.
About the Author
Catherine Franz, a Business Coach, specializes in writing,
marketing and product development. Newsletters and
additional articles: http://www.abundancecenter.com
blog: http://abundance.blogs.com
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Spyware Programs Are Out To Get You
The average computer is packed with hidden software that can secretly spy on online habits.
The US net provider EarthLink said it uncovered an average of 28 spyware programs on each PC scanned during the first three months of the year.
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Making The Dot Compromise: Consider Dot Net
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It was Magic for Me, How Was it For You?
Trade shows will naturally draw those with high end interest and the technical knowledge that leads to that jargon spewed by keynote speakers. Enterprise-speak vendors display their wares and attendees at break-out sessions are full of techno-geeks...
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