For the purposes of this post – which is geared to beginner level web marketing – we’re going to go right back to the basics with Google Analytics. In the old days of the frontier, everyone had to install complicated web statistics programs like Urchin or Unix based log files to be pored over to [...]
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Old loyalties crumble: I’m going Mac
February 3rd, 2010
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I’ve done it. I stopped in at Simply Computing on Broadway in Vancouver last week to get an uber-cool skin/case/battery pack by Konnet for my iPhone, which has quickly become as integral to my work habits as my desktop and laptop, and came out with a 27″ quad core iMac on order for Friday. This [...]
What does a skunk have to do with customer service? Everything!
January 12th, 2010
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I’m going to share a story with you about an interesting company with a fantastic product… and a business-killing marketing and fulfillment side that is keeping them from being a great company. Then I’ll give you 6 tips you can use to avoid repeating these sadly common mistakes. Over the holiday season, I made a [...]
Ack! I’ve Forgotten My Password!
September 25th, 2009
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I ask you to answer me truthfully: has this ever happened to you? You’ve lost your password, you’re in a hurry, and you have no idea of where to even begin looking? Have I got the solution for you. If you’re like most of us, you’ve probably got dozens of passwords or logins, sprinkled over [...]
Twitter: Does It Have A Place In Your Business?
June 19th, 2009
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The best thing about Twitter is also the worst thing. It’s quick and easy to use! Why is that bad? Because like many other online marketing tools and social networking apps, the risk of lost productivity can offset any gains achieved through the visibility. If you let it. It’s also an incredibly effective tool not [...]
Spam: The Sequel
February 12th, 2009
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Well, it’s day one on the big 30-day Free Trial experiment of Spam Arrest. Since I use multiple pop accounts I decided I’d start with my biggest email offender, my main webmaster@ account. And, since I use Microsoft Outlook (2003) and pop accounts, it was a bit of a job getting it all set up [...]
Becoming a Blogger, for the average person
February 5th, 2009
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I’m inviting you to join me in learning how to blog, from a beginner’s perspective, and share your experience in the Grok the Net community.
