Monthly Archives: February 2010

LeadsCon Quick Hits

I just got back from LeadsCon Las Vegas, the conference for online lead generation.  My quick observations from this year’s show: Lead gen has arrived. Holy crap, there were around 2000 people at LeadsCon, quite an increase from the “mere” … Continue reading

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Have One Vendor for PPC and SEO? You’re Getting Ripped Off

There was a time in Internet history when it was possible to be an expert at all things online marketing. That time ended around 1996. Similarly, there was a time when it was possible to be an expert at all … Continue reading

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Why Marketing Should Rarely Be Held Accountable for Offline Sales

I was thinking about writing a post outlining how National Public Radio (specifically, San Francisco’s KQED) uses the “four basic human emotions” to get listeners to donate to their radio station, but my initial concept has now morphed into a … Continue reading

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The 10 People Google Will Meet in Hell

Who hates Google? Well, it turns out, quite a lot of folks. It’s a testament to the incredible power of their brand that Google’s reputation is still so stellar, considering the number of groups that are already pissed off at … Continue reading

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Buh Bye Blogger!

You would think that blogging software owned and operated by Google would be the default standard for the blogging community. You’d be wrong. Simply put, blogger has less features, poorer SEO, and even worse in-sight search than WordPress. It’s shocking … Continue reading

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MSN AdCenter – Where Usability Goes to Die

Ugh – you want to know why you are so behind AdWords, team MSN? Let’s start with your absolutely horrid usability. I got an email stating that some keywords and/or ad text was disapproved. I clicked on the message setting … Continue reading

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This AdSense Ad Proves that Crime Does Pay Pretty Well It Turns Out

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