| You are here: Home » The Marketing Diary » Column: Direct-to-Desktop Marketing Column: Direct-to-Desktop Marketing Profitable Blogging: Successful Online Advertising Strategies For Independent Publishers Robin has an excellent article on 13. ways independant publishers can generate revenue streams from their blogs.
The Transparency Police: Are You Clean? Dana VanDen Heuvel joins in on the discussion concerning 'The Transpearency Police', which started after Paul Chaney was scrutinized for recommending my e-book and using his affiliate link, and then continued through an interview I did with Paul. This is becoming an increasing problem for popular bloggers who believe in something and blog about it, but also want to generate some income from their hard work.
E-mail Spam, Sensitive Keywords and the Future As already noted many times everywhere around the internet, getting e-mail content delivered is a difficult task in-deed. Facing spam filters and other e-mail filtering tools and methods, it's a wonder any of our e-mail gets through at all. Here's a list of keywords to watch out with your next e-mailing. One can't help but to wonder, if this type of protection isn't actually killing the internet.
Spam Slams E-Mail and Even Web Use 'Because of the proliferation of spam, spyware, and related problems, 44 percent of computer users have reduced their use of e-mail and the Internet in the last 12 months, according to findings of a survey conducted by Osterman Research.'
Blogger Comes Under Scrutiny for Being Commercial A respected blogger comes under scrutiny by his readers for using a partnership link when reviewing a book. Does anyone really believe that a respected blogger would venture his reputation for a meaningless partnership link, promoting something he does not believe in?
Robin Good again beats me to the punch and announces my new book on RSS ... but not before 'tricking' me in to an interview ...
The Truth About E-mail Marketing? Do consumer marketing channel preferences translate in to some channels being more effective?
RSS as a Change Agent: The Macroview How RSS is changing expectations towards internet content and how that is effecting everyone. Is this the end of the "democratic" nature of content delivery?
There has always been talk about how content is king on the internet. That, quite naturally, is true. However, reaching our goals and at the same time best serving our visitors requires relevant content. But what is relevant content in the first place?
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