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“Do you think this is a good idea?” he asked me.
My father-in-law, GS, had received a request from a website that wished to link to his. And he wanted my advice.
The website looked good. It was similar to his business. And it had a reasonably good Google ranking already. So linking would be contextually relevant. And it could be beneficial to both sites’ search engine rankings.
More than a decade ago, Agora Inc., ETR’s parent company, decided to test a theory — to see whether the direct-marketing methods they used to run a profitable publishing business offline could be adapted to run one online.
Did the test work?
I’ve written before about what to write about when you’re "stuck."
How-to articles are the perfect antidote to writer’s block. But if your goal is to create content for your e-mail newsletter or website to attract search engines, you cannot rely on them every time. Thankfully, there is another type of article that’s remarkably simple to write. Your readers will love it — and so will the search engines.
Salt is a restaurant tucked away near Patterson Park in Baltimore. I ate there last week. I’d give it 8.5 points out of 10,…
Through juniper and sagebrush and parched grasslands. Past herds of mule deer, elk, and pronghorn antelope. On and on, we drove… into the primeval…
I make it a point to follow up with everyone who asks me a question about setting up an Internet business. It takes me just a few seconds, and it usually motivates them to take action.
Usually. But not always. After my most recent follow-up e-mail to "Bob," for example, I received this response…
When you click on an online ad that interests you, you expect to be presented with a way to buy that item almost immediately….
I see my three youngest sons every summer and at Christmas. They fly in from overseas so we can enjoy the holiday together. They…
