Miscellaneous
- 5 Million Hits. 70,000 Visitors. Who Cares?! It’s Qualified Visitors That Count
Dec 07, 1999 - You hear figures like this bantered around all the time - “We’ve had 8 million hits this month!” or even, (...) - Create Someone Else’s Content
Nov 10, 1999 - It is commonly known that one way that you can help build your site traffic is through the contribution of (...) - Emoticons
Sep 22, 1999 - Most people would probably recognize those little smiley faces that are created by combining a colon, a dash & parenthesis, (...) - Building Your Corporate Internet Presence Starts From Within
Aug 11, 1999 - Does your company have a web site? Great! Now, how many people in the company know the answers (...) - Marketing Can Make or Break Your Web Site
Jul 19, 1999 - Let’s face it. The World Wide Web, for all the glorified opportunities it presents, is still no “Field of Dreams.” (...) - Marketing Mess Ups
Jul 15, 1999 - This week’s marketing tip is more of a fanciful example of how you always need to consider your audience, particularly (...) - OK, Now That I’ve Built It, Why Don’t They Come?
Jun 20, 1999 - This article was published in the Washington Times on 10/18/99. Let’s face it: the World Wide Web, for all the (...) - Business-To-Business Web Sites - To Build or Not To Build
May 07, 1999 - If you’ve been pondering the question, “Should I be building a Web site?” maybe you should instead be asking yourself, (...) - A Tip for More Tips
Mar 22, 1999 - Do you feel like receiving more email tips of all sorts? Then TipWorld is the place to go! There (...) - Glossary of Advertising Terms
Mar 15, 1999 - The following helpful glossary is based on an article that appeared in The Industry Standard, Feb.22 - Mar. 1: Affiliate (...)
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Peer39 and Rise of Semantic Advertising
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