links for 2007-03-27
Posted in Daily Reads by del.icio.us Tuesday, March 27th at 1:22 pm
I was doing email permission marketing long before Al Gore even had a chance to invent the Internet. In the late 1990s, email was an incredibly powerful tool.
Want to know why Google or Yahoo! ranks pages? SEO for Firefox pulls in many useful marketing data points to make it easy get a more holistic view of the competitive landscape of a market right from the search results.
Even the mainstream media is starting to pick up stories on the advantages of blogging. Earlier this month, MSNBC published an Entrepreneur.com article called “Make Blogs Your Best Marketing Tool.”
Ouch! After Calacanis stated that SEO was bull*** and SEO specialists were snake oil salesmen, Neil Patel challenged him. Neil has improved Calacanis Search Engine results by 21% and has only implemented 10% of his recommended changes. Wow.
My thoughts and prayers are with Kathy, hoping she can bounce back from this absolutely horrible situation. I hope others on the net can track down this filth so they can have their day in court. Kathy’s blog is simply one of the best on the Internet.
Many marketers are contemplating adding some form of new media to their marketing toolkit this year. How will this fit into their business? How to get started? How to get past the internal legal hurdles?
Texas Instruments are showing off its Pico, a DLP projector that is chiquitito enough to be incorporated into the bottom of a cellphone.
Have you ever wondered whether giving employees a pay-for-performance bonus or a merit raise fosters greater productivity?
Tobii Technology has obtained $14 million in funding from a venture capital firm to grow its Eye Tracking technology business, the company announced Monday.
Pat Coyle nails it again with a great post about the use of words in changing perspectives.
