Just a quick note – I just built out a blog for a domain that I had purchased nearly a year and a half ago…added content, a little (and I mean little) social shares, and voila! a PageRank 3 blog. Interesting. I’ll tell you all the details in a future post. But suffice it to say [...]
Read MoreNew Term: Internet Marketing for Merchants

Ah, I think I’m onto something here! It’s the little stuff like this that excites me so much. I’ve been looking for a good term or phrase to use to convey what people mean when they say things like “local business marketing” and “offline marketing” (this is the absolute worst way to say what it [...]
Read More internet marketing for merchantsFree versus Not Free

I hate the term “internet marketer” (and, of course, “internet marketing”), but I don’t have the appetite at all to go about changing it or calling myself something else right now, so we’ll save that for another time. But for now, let’s just say that there is a rift between internet marketers; some love to give [...]
Read More free versus premiumWhen a Test Proves Absolutely Nothing

“Testing testing testing. Is this thing on?” I really don’t know where to start with this one. Daniel Tan sent out an email today that proclaimed he conducted a “test” on ranking a keyword using his press release distribution service (of course) and guess what? His test “proved” that Google’s Matt Cutts was wrong when [...]
Read More SEORule #2 of Ranking a Website

Now that you know that The Golden Rule of Ranking a Website is driving traffic, we can move onto the second rule of ranking a website. But before we do, let’s go over something that’s completely different but very much the same. (I know–what the hell am I drinking?) Back in a former life, I “did” retail. [...]
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