Date: November 21st, 2007
They’re Dead, Jim
The end of the target audience?
One of my pet peeves is website owners who think they should target “everyone” with their website marketing. Look, I don’t care what you offer, “everyone” is not your target.
The truth is, no matter what you have to offer, it isn’t really for everyone. And the sooner you figure that […]
They’re Dead, Jim
The end of the target audience?
One of my pet peeves is website owners who think they should target “everyone” with their website marketing. Look, I don’t care what you offer, “everyone” is not your target.
The truth is, no matter what you have to offer, it isn’t really for everyone. And the sooner you figure that […]
The Accidental Lessons of Life in the Search Industry
I missed a great post last week by Matt McGee, so I’m blogging it now. Titled “Eight Things the Search Industry Can Teach Small Businesses,” the post offers up several great examples of how to market yourself online from people in the industry who were simply going about their business. From networking to staying visible […]
The Accidental Lessons of Life in the Search Industry
I missed a great post last week by Matt McGee, so I’m blogging it now. Titled “Eight Things the Search Industry Can Teach Small Businesses,” the post offers up several great examples of how to market yourself online from people in the industry who were simply going about their business. From networking to staying visible […]
Mark Your Calendars for SMX West
If you’ve been thinking about attending one of the major search marketing conferences, you might want to check out the newly posted agenda for SMX West. Danny Sullivan and Chris Sherman will be offering up more than 50 sessions on February 26-28, 2008 at the Santa Clara Convention Center. I won’t be able to make […]
