This is especially tough if you are in an industry that people don’t always think they need. Like SEO or Search Marketing. What I have been finding, is people need to be educated first on why the need my services. I can’t sell them something they don’t know they need!

This is especially tough if you are in an industry that people don’t always think they need. Like SEO or Search Marketing. What I have been finding, is people need to be educated first on why the need my services. I can’t sell them something they don’t know they need!

Found your site while surfing, I immediately fell for it and subscribed.

Your content reminds me of the stuff published on TechCrunch (another fave or mine).

As it relates to the Marketing Battle between Facebook and Google, I’d have to say that Google just might win. (again)

Why?

Even though I’m a Facebook junkie, due to the company suddenly trying to impose a bunch of restrictions, some dissatisfied users will most likely find GoogleFriend Connect a decent alternative and defect.

In addition Google’s liberal, sort of anything goes attitude (within reason) continues to attract more people wanting to establish sites/blogs, which of course equals more visitors and more revenue for Advertisers.

Let’s face it since Google has the Internet Marketing gig on lockdown, it will difficult for ANYONE to pull a coup d’état on them in that arena.

This is somewhat veering off the subject but what you do think about utilizing NING for the purpose of adding Social Networking features and the Demise of Celebrity Gossip sites?

Since I’m definitely not a “Techie”, a million thanks to people like yourself and Michael Arrington for creating the Educational Web 2.0 niche.

Wish I’d known some of this stuff before I started however its never too late to learn right?

Peace

P.S.

My brother who’s a Senior in College (Bus. Mkting Major), subscribes to Fast Company. Great biz resource!

Found your site while surfing, I immediately fell for it and subscribed.

Your content reminds me of the stuff published on TechCrunch (another fave or mine).

As it relates to the Marketing Battle between Facebook and Google, I’d have to say that Google just might win. (again)

Why?

Even though I’m a Facebook junkie, due to the company suddenly trying to impose a bunch of restrictions, some dissatisfied users will most likely find GoogleFriend Connect a decent alternative and defect.

In addition Google’s liberal, sort of anything goes attitude (within reason) continues to attract more people wanting to establish sites/blogs, which of course equals more visitors and more revenue for Advertisers.

Let’s face it since Google has the Internet Marketing gig on lockdown, it will difficult for ANYONE to pull a coup d’état on them in that arena.

This is somewhat veering off the subject but what you do think about utilizing NING for the purpose of adding Social Networking features and the Demise of Celebrity Gossip sites?

Since I’m definitely not a “Techie”, a million thanks to people like yourself and Michael Arrington for creating the Educational Web 2.0 niche.

Wish I’d known some of this stuff before I started however its never too late to learn right?

Peace

P.S.

My brother who’s a Senior in College (Bus. Mkting Major), subscribes to Fast Company. Great biz resource!