Archive for May, 2008

Malcolm
iStar Web Solutions, LLC Becomes a GILL Media Partner
Posted by Malcolm on Tue (05/27/08) at 12:26 PM

Company brings internet solutions to the Atlanta, North Georgia and East Tennessee regions

Atlanta, GA: iStar Web Solutions, LLC announced its status as an iGSM-certified GILL Media Partner today. This confirms its ability to bring quality internet marketing services, website design and more to clients in the Southeastern US.

iStar Web Solutions head Keith Mangum pursued a partnership to conform to a uniformly high standard of service delivery. “I want to introduce small and medium sized businesses to effective online marketing and commerce,” he said.

Malcolm
The SEO Process
Posted by Malcolm on Wed (05/21/08) at 08:17 AM

SEO. Search engine optimization. SEM. Internet marketing. Keyword research! You’ve heard the buzzwords and seen the effects on the Web. Maybe you want to know why Uncle Bob’s Widget-Wrangling Emporium uses the same phrases to describe its wares over and over again, or why an errant Google search dumped you into a wasteland of nonsense text and wacky links. Our blog has some answers (we’ve written a lot of material for beginners), but it’s high time we tackled the big question behind it all: How do people start an Internet marketing campaign?

Adam
Silly Marketer, No Cookie
Posted by Adam on Thu (05/08/08) at 13:15 PM

A would-be marketing consultant sent me a pretty silly email today. I want to share it with you because it’s a perfect examples of what to avoid when you’re looking for marketing help. I edited out repetitive dumbness (you can only mock someone using bad grammar to offer content services so many times), and removed the lime green text color, but the rest is straight from the original, awful email.

Malcolm
Domains - Part Two: TLDs Worldwide
Posted by Malcolm on Fri (05/02/08) at 10:07 AM

Last time around we chewed on some food for thought about domain registration. We explored the “big three” top level domains (TLDs): dot-com, dot-net and dot-org, along with cousins dot-biz and dot-info. This time, we’re going to explore a few more TLD strategies. It’s a bit of a trip, because more than anything else, TLDs help the Web live up to its “world wide” moniker.