Someone, maybe Faulkner or Twain, said that writers should be prepared to “kill their darlings”. The clever little trick that’s too cute needs to go, no matter how fond of it you may be. That rhetorical flourish in place of concise exposition? Shoot it dead.
[Here's another oldie, part of my "From the Vault" series of articles written for my earlier, now-defunct blog. I thought this would make a relevant addition to my latest post.]
Well over a year ago, I read Andrew Odlysko’s “Content is Not King,” which argues that connectivity and point-to-point communication is far more important in terms [...]
Your keyword research is part of the heart and soul of your Internet marketing efforts. That’s true for everyone and particularly true for those who are tying to corner the SERP market on longtail keywords. You spend hours finding those longtail gems with great search numbers and weak competition.
You would never willingly share [...]
[Here's another oldie, part of my "From the Vault" series of articles written for my earlier, now-defunct blog. Enjoy and have a great weekend!]
“The problem is all inside your head”, she said to me
The answer is easy if you take it logically
I’d like to help you in your struggle to be free
There must be [...]
Good Internet marketers understand. They need to know what their prospective customers want when they’re involved in the process of market research and product production. They find niches, figure out what the folks who populate those niches are jonesing for, and create resources to fill those needs.
Then, they go out and hire a [...]