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Yahoo Raises the Web Hosting Bar (or do they?)

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by Scott Frangos
Yahoo, one of the leading providers of Web hosting services, announced in early February that they are offering the industry’s first “unlimited” hosting plan. Unlimited disk space. Unlimited data transfer. Wow. This is good news for online business people for a couple of reasons, [...]

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7 Ways You Can Profit From Your Blog

by Bob Sommers
A blog is an incredible tool, the kind that only the second generation of Internet technology can offer. Since the technology arrived in the early 2000s that allowed blogging to become a household activity, the opportunities offered by the medium have only continued to expand.
One of the most incredible and underused opportunities present [...]

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Content 2.0 – the Evolution of Theater?

At WebHelperMagazine.com, we run article series on Copy Writing Techniques to help you in creating good web content at your blogs and sites, and have a section on Social Media Marketing which contains a number of articles on the details of creating videos for the web. But has anyone given any thought to the [...]

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Video Marketing – Optimizing a Video for Marketing On YouTube – Part 2

By Virginia Culp
Marketing on youtube.com is a rapidly growing method of online promotion for many web site owners. And as youtube’s popularity continues to increase daily, using youtube as a method of free traffic generation for your site, it’s a sure recipe for success.
“Youtube itself has its own built-in search feature, so for your [...]

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Advertising on a budget — Part 2: Thinking small

by Michelle PW
This is the second article of a three-part series. I’m illustrating the marketing challenges of a small business, PrescottWeddings.com. Here’s where you can find “Part 1: Using print to drive traffic online.”
Our goal was to both build the PWC brand and drive traffic to the Web site. Advertising regularly was essential. Yet it [...]

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A Search Engine Optimization Campaign – Quick & Dirty

By Edward Beckett
An effective Search Engine Optimization campaign begins by using keywords to target the subjects which you intend your web site to rank for. In order to rank in the search engine results pages (SERP’s), a web site has to have a position of relevance to the search engine for a given search term. [...]

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The Case Against Outsourced SEO

By Adam McFarland
About a week ago I got a phone call from a college buddy of mine named Paul who runs a soon-to-launch online business. Here’s how the conversation went:

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Paul: “We want to hire your company to do the SEO for us. Whatever the price is, we can [...]