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Keep in mind, the easiest thing for a competitor to copy is a price reduction or discount. Almost as easy to copy are advertised (or otherwise communicated) product and service features. The least easy to copy are consumer benefits that are based on proprietary consumer research or behind-the-scene systems, logistics, or customer service training. For instance, if front line service employees are trained to internalize the brand promise and are empowered to deliver it in whatever way makes sense given the situation, that is much less easy for a competitor to observe and copy. The way a company interacts with different consumers differently through database marketing is also less visible (and often highly effective).
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Yes, that’s me giggling at the end like a kid!
I took this video with my daughter’s flip video camera.
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Posted by Duncan MorrisI’m hoping this post will become the first in a series of posts from me, talking more about SEO from a developer’s perspective. A lot of the posts around tend to be more centered on SEO from a marketing perspective. If you have anything you’d like to see covered, please leave a comment and I’ll do my best.
The work done by developers rarely hits the headlines but can often be the difference between success and failure in an SEO project. The following list may not be groundbreaking but then SEO often isn’t. I think the following all fall under the heading of advanced common sense…
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The television is often on in our home, but it’s usually background noise. If I do watch television, it’s usually the Discovery Channel. Today is a weekday, so I roamed the channels a few times today. After a while, we just rented a movie. Here are 3 reasons why:
Shamwow
I hope this guy squints because someone poked him in the eye.
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Bottom line, that’s why businesses and professionals blog or put up a website. We want to connect. We want to share. We want to sell. And none of that happens without readers.
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Here is a recap of what happened in the search forums today, through the eyes of the Search Engine Roundtable and other search forums on the web….
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Happy Fourth of July to all those who celebrate it, and even those who don’t!
Lots of search engines and websites have special logos for Independence Day—don’t you like how Marketing Pilgrim is red, white and blue today? I know I’m a fan.
But I found a little Easter egg (holiday confusion?) in Google Street View today. Check it out: it’s Uncle Sam!
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by: Matt RhodesAn article in the current edition of the McKinsey Quarterly looks at Open Innovation,…
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In a guest post Neil Matthews of ClickQualityConsultant.com writes about how we can monitor the quality of paid visits from a StumbleUpon advertising campaigns.
Darren advocates using paid advertising from StumbleUpon in his post R…
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by: David ArmanoFrom my latest contribution to Advertising Age:
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by: Michael HoexterCurrently, vehicle-makers, researchers, investors and green technology analysts are involved in a high-stakes game of developing and investing in various battery chemistries and designs which may yield the result of more energy dense, longer-lasting, and less toxic batteries or ultracapacitors.
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I thought I post this week’s video recap on July 4th, because it is a special day. Happy July 4th Americans! In this week’s video I show off the various July 4th logos from Google, Yahoo, MSN, Ask, and other…
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A federal judge in New York, presiding over Viacom’s $1 billion copyright suit against Google, has ordered Google to give Viacom a three terabyte database showing every clip users have watched on Google-owned YouTube, the Internet’s largest video site. Here’s a Y…
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Benny says: Please go to PoopBags.com where you can buy a whole year’s supply (600) of biodegradable poop bags for only $60, with free shipping. It’s a great way to go green. PoopBags.com is a small business based in Chicago. Go there now.They have biodegradable litter box liners too. Our planet, and Benny, thank you.
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My words written
A piece of mine
Troubles smitten
Within my mind
The verses placed
From line to line
My creation paced
Poured as wine
Poems are food
On rhythm I dine
Serving my best
No longer I pine
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It’s July 4th in the Unites States, and you know what that means—hot dogs, fireworks, sunburns… and one or two people might drink a bit. But let’s not forget what else this day signifies.
That’s right… The Fourth of July is the day President Bill Pullman d…
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The world needs fixed-price web podiatrists.
Podiatrists, not doctors.
Doctors do surgery and prescribe expensive drugs and stuff. Podiatrists can just make it easier to get around.
So, a pretty smart web-savvy person could have a checklist of fifty items and work her way through a corporate website. She could come back with a simple, easy to execute list of things worth changing:–put USA above Afghanistan on your country pull down list-…
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Happy July 4th my American friends! While most of you are sleeping in, having BBQs, or enjoying the day, the Search Engine Roundtable authors are still keeping you abreast of what’s new in the search world. So take a look…
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Happy July 4th everyone! We have special logos and themes from across the search industry, including a special logo from Google, Yahoo and even a pretty neat theme from us, the Search Engine Roundtable. Here is the logo from Google:…
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Happy July 4th everyone! I wanted to share with you some of the logos from across the industry and let everyone know that we won’t be posting much here today. So see you all Monday and enjoy the day!
Here a collection of logos from the search industry for July 4th:
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