If by some cosmic chance you read my post about choosing a good domain name for your website.
There is a super great article on the same subject over at Smashing Magazine. Please read it. It goes into greater detail and philosophy on naming and you can learn a lot from it.
–> The Effective Strategy For Choosing Right Domain Names
I wanted to pass on this great blog. We were having this exact conversation with a client the other day about why some hosting is $1.99 (like the crap you can get from GoDaddy and hosting services that can be almost a $100 per month. Now, I’m not saying everyone needs to spend a hundred smackaroo’s, but some absolutely should, and every one should treat their website and its hosting, like its a key marketing strategy.
So, check out Smashing Magazines . . .
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There are many times when I feel like I have to be “professional” when writing blogs or putting together marketing ads. Maybe it’s the fact that I’m 30 and often feel like I need to act like a grown up; it could be that I do have the tendency to come of sarcastic at times.
In any case, Jet Blue is a company that lets its advertising reflect who they are and has always had a different approach to doing business. . . .
Continue reading “Jetblue Reminds Us We Can Keep Marketing Light Hearted”
We wanted to bring this conversation to our blog readers. Like most business owners, I had to SEE results to really believe Twitter could be of value. And I have…
Dave Dias Asks: What do you think of TWITTER? I just opened an account to see how it might be helpful in marketing efforts.
John Garrett Responds: Dave – I’ve become a believer. For me, it’s all about results and I’ve had some really great things come from Twitter usage and I’m . . .
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This was a great blog I came across! I am simply going to link to the blog as well as re-posting it here… enjoy. Wait, I’m not done. This is the type of article that you need to do more than read, etch it into your head. It may seem like simple information, but it leads back to why we develop plans and stick to what works. Sometimes it looks like people are running their companies on hope and dreams. . . .
Continue reading “Lessons Learned: Why My First Business Failed by, Alyssa Gregory”
