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August 12, 2009

Q/A: Should I Switch from Bing to Yahoo?

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Question: Just wondering what you think of Bing – new search engine from Microsoft. Any thoughts about switching from Yahoo to Bing?

August 12, 2009

Bing and Yahoo: What it Means for Search Engine Marketing

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Bing.com is Microsoft’s new version of their search engine that replaced Live.com and MSN.com. Recently, Microsoft made a deal with Yahoo.com to merge some of their operations to better compete against Google.

May 10, 2008

PortableChangingRoom.com Progress Update

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It?s been almost a year since I started portablechangingroom.com. Last year, I made several posts following the progress of the site?s performance as I developed and marketed the site.

November 15, 2006

Cart32 Hosting – $120/Year

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As I said in the previous post, we have upgraded the Cart32 to Cart32 v6.3. One of the major new features we are using right away is the Google Checkout addon.

June 3, 2006

Top Search Engine Rankings

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I recently checked the rankings for our most recent retail website and see that is ranks very well on the major search engines, which include Google, MSN and Yahoo. The search term we optimized the website for is ?low acid coffee? which describes the product line we carry on the website. The results are as follows…

June 8, 2005

What is the Best Way to Drive Traffic to My Web Site?

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This is a common question I’m asked. Since 1998, we have tried many different strategies and over the years pay-per-click advertising has emerged as the quickest and most profitable way to drive traffic to our web sites.