Archive for December, 2009
Must-Read Inbound Marketing Predictions and Resolutions for the New Year
Thursday, December 31, 2009 23:08 No Comments It’s a brand new year (and decade)! For many of us, this means prophesizing about what our future will bring and making promises to be a better person.
The same goes for your company. How will it live up to the changes the new year will bring? What kinds of inbound marketing goals will your [...]
Top 10 Social SEO Posts of 2009
Thursday, December 31, 2009 11:13 No CommentsYou don’t have to look far to find social media roundup posts this time of year. But what about the most effective one-two marketing punch for building community AND delivering conversions and ROI? Social Media and Search Engine Optimization – or “Social SEO” as we like to call it.
Out of the 300 or so posts [...]
Happy New Year! -Year End Note…
Thursday, December 31, 2009 5:38 No Comments2009 was an amazing year! I started this year feeling somewhat frustrated, but definitely determined.
Determined enough to make things happen.
One of my primary goals was to find better ways to help people start and run a successful online business. To publish better content, in more formats, that would make a real difference. And to reach [...]
New Wave of Transparency: Will Your Business Be a Window or a Wall in 2010
Thursday, December 31, 2009 2:30 No CommentsI was a teenager who kept a journal.
Hiding the journal was essential to keeping it. After all, it kept my thoughts safe from the prying eyes of my mother and sister.
Over the years, nurtured by the sharing capabilities of the internet, I became less concerned that my parents and sister were going to read [...]
3 Marketing Lessons Inspired by MTV’s Jersey Shore
Wednesday, December 30, 2009 23:30 No CommentsIn case you haven’t noticed, MTV’s new reality show, Jersey Shore, has creating quite a stir. The latest drama occurred this week when the actual Jersey shore community, Seaside Heights, rejected the show’s depiction of the seaside town claiming it portrayed the population as skimpy, rude party goers. Still, even with the controversy, this reality [...]
Art of SEO: Best Search Engine Optimization Book in 2009
Wednesday, December 30, 2009 19:49 No CommentsOur recent reader poll of 14 books either focused on, or with significant content dedicated to, Search Engine Optimization has concluded with 174 votes. And the winner by one vote and 27% of the total votes is….
Art of SEO (Theory in Practice) by Eric Enge, Stephan Spencer, Rand Fishkin and Jessie C. Stricchiola.
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How the Web is Saving the Written Word From the Brink of Death
Wednesday, December 30, 2009 4:05 No CommentsThere’s no doubt that the multitude of social media channels encourages us to consume information in various ways, whether it be via video, audio, images, games or, ah yes - the written word.
But don’t undermine the value of that last one. A new study conducted by the University of San Diego dispels recent rumor that [...]
2010: the Year Inbound Marketing Crosses the Chasm
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Today, I received a YellowBook on my doorstep.
I just barely remember a time when I would have taken that YellowBook inside and given it a loving home in the closet next to my mom’s cookbooks, extra light bulbs, and flashlight. Now, it’s propping up my snow shovel so it [...]
Too Late To Get Started in Affiliate Marketing?
Tuesday, December 29, 2009 22:37 No CommentsRalph asks: I am a newbie and want to get started in affiliate marketing – Do you think affiliate marketing is saturated?
It seems every guru is selling an affiliate marketing program or have their own membership site to teach someone how to do affiliate marketing.
Do you think it is still possible for a newbie like [...]
The Urban Muse’s Top 10 Blog Posts for 2009
Tuesday, December 29, 2009 4:35 No CommentsMany of you are enjoying time off this week rather than reading my blog, but for those of you who are reading, I’d love to give you a medal or something for your devotion. But that’s not really practical, so here’s the obligatory end of year round-up. These are based on a combination of factors [...]



