January 6th, 2009
While you question about beautiful artifacts, I would definitely list Koozies on the top-list.
Innovation and creativity will make every businessman to flourish and thrive successfully. I have spotted various brandings coming along with these Koozies, as they grab the attention of the customers and thereby tempt them to buy. Wow…
It is definitely an excellent business trick and it helps them to enhance their business right away. Generally,A Koozie maintain and preserves the chillness of the drink and so according to http://trueimprint.com, people can taste them even after hours with the same flavor and iciness. With rich and elegant look, I definitely have to agree that Koozies are worth to buy. By having Koozies, I was able to hold the cans very closer and tighter, which helped me in keeping them safe. With excellent varieties, I prefer buying customized Koozies because they are refined and of course come in assorted colors and size.
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January 6th, 2009
Is the day of the professional blogger finally coming to pass? Scoble made his living blogging and Om Malik is beginning to, and Frank Barnako has just listed five others he feels should follow suit. (Frank is blogging full-time now as well.)
So, is the day of the pro blogger finally coming into being? Other than for blog celebs and notable personalities who have carved a niche for themselves, along with a few forward-thinking media or tech companies, I doubt it.
You recall…some of you at least…I started something called the Professional Bloggers Association a year or so ago. It was an idea that I thought had legs at the time, but as it has turned out, most people who blog for a company don’t do it full-time and there seems to be not much call for outsourced professional bloggers either. It’s true quite a number of people blog for various and sundry blog networks like B5 and WIN, but most of those don’t earn enough to make a living doing it.
Other than Simply Hired and Indeed, which seem to return many of the same results, job boards don’t list many openings for bloggers. Consider the fact, too, that Recruiting.com’s Blogger Jobs blog couldn’t find enough content to make the site viable and essentially shut it down at the end of last year.
Christine Halverson at Stonyfield Farms and Peter Rojas at Engadget may be in a class by themselves. But you are welcome to prove me wrong if you’d like.
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January 6th, 2009
You may have an Amazon.com affiliate ID you use to sell Amazon products on your blog. A site called BloggerKit makes that very easy to do, tying content-related products to blog posts. All you have to do is copy some javascript to your blog template, and write a special keyword string into your post.
Within a given post add this line: bk_keywords:product name. Be sure and end the line with a period.
Here’s a live example: bk_keywords:Canon Powershot SD450. (I’ve added the javascript below, so you can see products being advertised.) You can also hide the keywords by using comment tags and span tags.
Though I don’t sell stuff via this blog or carry advertising, BloggerKit provides a cool tool for those who would like to. In fact, if you have a very niche-specific blog - digital cameras for example - this would be extremely useful. Give it a try.
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January 6th, 2009
* Search Engine Marketing - Blogs give you an increased presence on major search engines like Google and Yahoo
* Direct Communications - Blogs provide a way for you to speak directly and honestly with your customer
* Brand Building - Blogs serve as another channel to put your brand in front of the customer
* Competitive Differentiation - Because blogs give you the opportunity to tell your story over and over, they help set you apart from the competition
* Relational Marketing - Blogs allow you to build personal, long-lasting relationships with your customer that foster trust
* Exploit the Niches - Blogs help you fill your particular industry niche
* Media & Public Relations - Blogs are excellent PR tools. The media calls you, not your competition
* Reputation Management - Blogs enable you to manage your online reputation
* Position You as Expert - Blogs enable you to articulate your viewpoints, knowledge, and expertise on matters pertaining to your industry.
* Intranet & Project Managment - Blogs make great, easy-to-use applications for internal communications within an organization. This may be one of the least well-known and underutilized areas of blogs.
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January 6th, 2009
Welcome to WordPress. This is your first post. Edit or delete it, then start blogging!
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