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Ray Herold

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Joined: 23rd August 2006
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Are There Too Many Traffic Exchanges?

14th August 2007
I was in one of the many Internet Marketing forums I bleong to recently and became engrossed in a discussion thread by a number of Traffic Exchange (TE) owners. The topic of the discussion was, are there too many Traffic Exchanges. First, as backgroun...

Designing Your Splash Page for TEs

30th May 2007
In an earlier article, I explained a number of techniques for successfully using Traffic Exchanges (TEs) to promote your product and service websites. Among the most important of those techniques was the use of Splash Pages in the Traffic Exchange surf ...

Using Traffic Exchanges Effectively

06th May 2007
A rather large number of people in the Internet Marketing sector utilize the services of various Traffic Exchanges. Many of these people will tell you that Traffic Exchanges work for them, while others say they don't. The fact that literally tens of tho...

The Four Basic Pillars of Successful Marketing

15th March 2007
In 1964 Neil Borden published an article describing the concept of the marketing mix. In that article, Borden described the criteria that are within the control of the marketer, as well as how decisions related to each criterion affect the target market....

You Might Be an Internet Marketer IF...

15th February 2007
My wife and I are both active in the Internet Marketing sector, my wife moreso than I. On occasion, when I reflect about what we have done during the day, I sometimes have to chuckle to myself. As you jump from one item to the next on your "to do" list ...

Customer Support Means SALES

15th February 2007
Using all your marketing and sales skills to entice new customers to your product line or service is a necessary first step toward the long-term success of your business. But it is only a first step. With few exceptions, most businesses must also rely o...

Beware of Randomizer Schemes

09th February 2007
There seems to be a never-ending stream of new scams to hit the Internet virtually every day. One of the more recent additions to this list are the so-called "Randomizers". These are nothing more than a variation of the classic Ponzi scheme, and are bla...

Business Continuity Planning

17th November 2006
Many years ago, I worked for a small insurance company. Like many businesses, we shut down operations for the Christmas holiday. As it happens, this one eventful year Christmas fell on a Monday. The company also gave their employees the preceding Frida...

Choosing a Web Hosting Service

06th October 2006
Given the sheer number of web hosting providers, making the decision as to which one to go with can become a daunting task. What many people don't realize is that the wrong choice can introduce a "single point of failure" into your otherwise successful o...

Basic SEO for Dummies

28th September 2006
One of the hottest topics on the Internet is that of Search Engine Optimization (SEO). There is no question that optimizing your site to the extent possible is an important function. The operative phrase here, however, is "to the extent possible". You can...

Finding the Right Domain Name for your Business

20th September 2006
A domain represents the unique name assigned to an organization or individual on the Internet. For instance, we are all familiar with names such as google.com, microsoft.com, and so on. A particular name (domain) may only be owned by one person or compan...

Ignore the Business Plan at Your Own Risk!

03rd September 2006
A number of years ago a friend came up with a killer product idea targeted to fishermen. It was one of those devices that, when you think about it yourself, makes you wonder why you didn't come up with the idea. I expected my friend to become a rich man...

Protect Your Domain Name!!!

01st September 2006
Domain names can be registered in increments of 1, 2, 5 or 10 years. The domain remains yours AS LONG AS it is reregistered prior to its expiration date. If you let the registration lapse, someone else can quickly register it and make it their own. I h...
 
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