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April 18 2011

Get to Know YouTube Advertising

I know a fair amount or small business owners don’t consider YouTube a business tool because their interaction with the site has been limited to high school kids spoofing TV shows and double rainbows sightings. In reality, a large number of people use YouTube to learn things. Continue reading →
June 10 2010

What is Content Syndication?

Most people know what syndication means. We’ve all seen TV shows, listened to radio programs or read columns that are syndicated across several publishers. On the web, there are exponentially more media properties to distribute your content to, making the … Continue reading →
June 1 2010

.com names ripe for an upheaval?

On the way home from work tonight, I heard a particularly interesting clip on Marketplace. The organization in charge of managing domain names is thinking about revolutionizing the way we access websites by creating numerous new top level domain names … Continue reading →
May 18 2010

A Juicy SEO example

Search engine optimization is a big part of what we help our clients with and I know there is a lot of skepticism surrounding internet marketing firms and the use of their own tactics. In light of this, I thought … Continue reading →
May 6 2010

What is a content asset?

Content assets are the cornerstone of content marketing on the web, and we use this term quite a bit. Recently I came to realize how much I was explaining what this term meant in meetings, so I thought I would … Continue reading →
September 1 2009

SEO explained for small businesses

Search engine optimization is one of those items that evokes confusion and debate, with as many opinions as their are practitioners. We get asked to explain how it works by just about every client, and it can be difficult to … Continue reading →
August 10 2009

Don't like to blog? Just Do It

I learned a while back that the secret to being effective is to learn what you are both good at and enjoy doing, and then organize your career around doing more of those things. But, along the way, you run … Continue reading →