Published on
March 31, 2008 in
From Visible Shops, emarketing and from HTI.
Tags: announcements, competition, Earth Day, earth month, environmental concerns, google, google.com, green marketing, internet marketing, newsletter, results, survey, visible shops.
Over the weekend, millions of web users noticed a change to Google’s homepage on Saturday, March 29. For the entire day, Google’s homepage was awash in black, a complete turnaround from their famously simple white background. It turned out that Google was making a “gesture” in dedication to Earth Hour, a global conservation project. However, Google is only one organization on the web out of many that is making an effort to reduce their carbon footprint. Continue reading ‘Visible Shops Announces April to Be "Earth Month"’
Last week, Facebook announced new measures to ensure privacy for users. The first measure is a privacy interface for each part of a Facebook element, such as a photo album or contact information. You may choose by category who is able to see this element. Then, there is a “Friends of Friends” option that allows you to share more with people you have connected with through friends, not the networks you joined on Facebook. Finally, you may create a specific list of people who can view a particular feature such as a photo album or group invitation. Continue reading ‘One Stumbling Block of Social Networking: Privacy Issues’
Published on
March 24, 2008 in
In The News, email, emarketing and from HTI.
Tags: campaign, email marketing, ethics, instant messaging, internet news, online pr, readers, ROI, spam, visible shops, Windows.
In late May of 2007, the individual reputed to be the “Spam King” was arrested on charges of mail fraud, identity fraud, fraud in connection with electronic email, and money laundering. Robert Alan Soloway has been considered one of the worst of the worst spammers on the Internet. This month, Soloway plead guilty to the charges of email fraud, felony mail fraud, and failure to file taxes as a bargain to have the other charges dropped. However, he still faces up to 26 years in prison and a collective fine up to $625,000. Continue reading ‘The New Wave Against Spam’
Published on
March 17, 2008 in
Search Engine Marketing, Search Engine Optimization (SEO) and from HTI.
Tags: copywriting, headlines, keyword density, keywords, readers, search engine, search engine spiders, SEO, spam.
How often and how well you place keywords in your content will have have great effect on search engine spiders. You should afford some finesse in the writing; you don’t want to repeat your keywords in a clunky fashion, or it could deter users from actually reading your content. However, here are a few guidelines you should consider when inputting keywords into your text.
Continue reading ‘How Keyword Placement in Your Content Influences Search Engines’
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