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Comment on 21 Signs That You’re a Blogaholic by sign spinners

sign spinners — Fri, 02 Oct 2009 20:59:58 +0000

It’s strange how, when you are not addicted to something… you just don’t quite get the humor.

Comment on Keyword Rich URL for Higher Ranking on Google… Is It Worth It? by NIKHIL AGARWAL

NIKHIL AGARWAL — Thu, 07 May 2009 15:13:16 +0000

yes I completely agree with your point.. Thanks a lot.. But
Thanks…
But I dont think that Keyword rich url is only the solution of SEO…
We should use keywords in title tags and content etc…. It will be more beneficial for us…

Thanks

Comment on 12 People You Know Say that M.B.A. Degree is Overrated. by David Foxworth

David Foxworth — Tue, 28 Apr 2009 14:29:13 +0000

As a matter of accuracy, please note that Warren Buffet earned an MBA from Columbia University and Ross Perot earned a BS degree in Engineering from the US Naval Academy.

Comment on Performance Based SEO Payment Model Will Kill The Conventional SEO Companies by Performance Based SEO

Performance Based SEO — Fri, 24 Apr 2009 02:07:05 +0000

Performance Based SEO is nothing new but in hard economic times many companies are taking a hard look at it. The crux of the matter is, can you find an ethical SEO company that is willing to stake not only their reputation on a project but also their pay check on the project. In most cases the answer is no.

Comment on Love Blogging but Hate Typing? Alan Levy has just the thing for you. by Jenna

Jenna — Mon, 06 Apr 2009 15:30:24 +0000

Great post. It just goes to show you how innovative people can be. I’m sure that Levy must be extremely proud of his accomplishments

Comment on “Hello, We’re an Ethical SEM Company” by Mário Andrade

Mário Andrade — Tue, 04 Nov 2008 15:09:29 +0000

Well at least they didn’t start with “top of the morning, we’re a…”

But it’s true, with so much information online people tend to start SEO/SEM businesses without knowing what they are really doing.
On my country SEO is a business that’s just starting but people assume SEO = Google Adwords, page titles and links and when things don’t perform as expected it’s the industry that takes the shot.

Comment on 17 Most Common PPC Mistakes Web Marketers Make by Eric Pointer | Ann Arbor Real Estate

Eric Pointer | Ann Arbor Real Estate — Fri, 17 Oct 2008 18:59:35 +0000

Igor,

What a breath of fresh air and spot on.

As a Realtor, I find it difficult, to say the least, to run PPC campaigns and SEO and the multiplicity of marketing efforts one needs/wants to build a business but nonetheless, this is the world we all live in and therefore “reliance” on one campaign or another is akin to going a long distance on a unicycle, it works, but only until your are exhausted.

Eric Pointer
Ann Arbor Real Estate

Comment on Sign Spinners … Good for Marketing? by Sign Spinners

Sign Spinners — Mon, 06 Oct 2008 18:12:11 +0000

I used to do this in OC on the weekends for a little extra cash. Some of the guys with great tricks earn decent cash up to around $30 per hour. Not bad but it can be draining.

Comment on Increased Website Text Size Results in Longer Visits by Rita

Rita — Sat, 27 Sep 2008 06:55:32 +0000

“Why do blogs use smaller font size??? Are they trying to fit everything into one page or make their posts seem fancy?”

Igor, it’s usually the theme problem and the fact that most bloggers are not CSS-savvy. So, we pick the theme we like (and this is not an easy task, if you ask me), and then we’re stuck with whatever font the designer picked. Mine is 10pt. And I was thinking that it’s not such a good idea. Thank you for conforming this. I am going to change it ASAP.

Comment on Choosing SEO Providers By Their Own Organic Rank by Billy Marks

Billy Marks — Sun, 13 Apr 2008 15:17:06 +0000

I’d have to agree to the line:

“it’s the first thing to look at, not the only thing to look at”

If you wanna sell your doughnut, you better show people you eat it, rather than feeding people on something that your gag reflex cant take. I think its a metaphor everyone can agree on.

When you market something, make it at least credible.