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by Jody Nimetz
http://www.enquiro.com
For B2B companies, part of any good e-commerce strategy is measuring key performance indicators (KPIs). The importance of identifying proper online KPIs cannot be stressed enough. Time and time again I have seen organizations measure metrics that do not accurately indicate success areas in their online campaigns as they relate to ROI. Quite often it seems as if the online key performance indicators are not aligned with the company's overall KPIs being measured. Remember that an effective KPI should incorporate the following:
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In our newsletter articles, we have often mentioned Matt Cutts. He is the poster boy of Google and the search engine optimization (SEO) community. Thousands of webmasters follow every single word on this blog.
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by Gord Hotchkiss
http://www.enquiro.com
There's been a lot of speculation lately about the future of Matt Cutts. A few of Cutts' posts and a recent interview have dropped the odd hint that the world of Google and the world of Mr. Cutts may not always be one and the same. While this is certainly noteworthy on many levels, it's only one symptom of a much bigger issue, and one that will change the search landscape dramatically.
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by S. Housley
http://www.feedforall.com
Each and every year people around the world mark the first day of the New Year with resolutions. They resolve to do a wide variety of things, and while few resolutions are actually kept, the tradition is a hallmark of the holiday each year.
Experts suggest that people should make lifestyle changes rather than resolutions. I am a bit more pragmatic. Tackle a task you know that you can succeed at. Do not bite off more than you can chew, and you will be one of the few who manages to keep their resolutions. Here are a few suggested resolutions for webmasters and small business owners.
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by Matt Jackson
http://www.webwisewords.com
The Christmas period has truly come to an end. The trees are down, the local grid has stopped fretting over peaks and troughs in their energy consumption, and Easter eggs are already taking pride of place in local stores. Typically this is the time of year when we should all be taking stock of the year past and making resolutions for the year to come. The Internet Marketer, or SEO, in all of us should be regularly taking stock of the situation anyway to help determine the areas where we can improve our sites. On the back of this here are five resolutions we should all follow in 2007.
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by Gord Hotchkiss
http://www.enquiro.com
The US Census Bureau has just released their new statistical abstract, and according to them, here's how the average adult or teen will spend their time in 2007.
I have just one question. Who are these people? Nobody I know.
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