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How Not to Avoid Spam
Professional advice on what NOT to do on your website to reduce spam messages, and 2 suggestions of approaches that work.
How to Get Your News Published Like a PR Professional
3 Top Tips for Getting Your Story Out from a professional who has been on both sides of the press release.
Submit to 3000+ Quality Directories — Click Here
The email offered a lawyer looking for new business high quality visits to her website by listing in 3000+ directories. All she had to do was click on the offer...
Amazon Reinstates California Associates
Amazon welcomed back Ozdachs and other California associates this week after compromising with the state on taxes. Amazon's reinstatement raises two questions, one of which web masters need to act on.
Run this Again, … It’s Important!
“But, it’s important!” I get told by the author of an article we ran in the organization’s last electronic newsletter. “Nothing has changed this week. Can’t you just run the story again?”
I understand that it takes a lot of time to create even a two- or three-paragraph invitation asking people to join in your event. When you’re the organizer of a class and have to worry about the content and the petty organization details, writing a fresh press release can be just one thing too many. I sympathize because I’ve been there! But, the answer to “Can’t you just run the story again?” is “No.”
Repeating a story is unwanted by readers, bad for the publication, and also bad for the activity being promoted.
Readers know when they’ve seen something, and they will keep checking the newsletter — or listening to in-person announcements — only when they are […]