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Our Article Pages
Here we will provide an increasing number of highly informative short articles to help you conduct your business on the web. We will be avoiding like the plague anything that smacks of exaggeration and the wilder flights of enthusiasm about becoming millionaires by next week, or even next month or next year! We want to present a balanced and realistic view of the practicalities of business building, many of which are common to both virtual and physical business enterprises.
As time goes on, we'll look at the requirements for attracting attention to businesses of varying types. Marketing local services and selling physical products both give rise to different challenges from the provision of downloadable information and advice. Yes, there are commonalities, but there are also important differences.
Look out for the steadily increasing variety of content in these pages.
Email Marketing
- How to Build Your Email Marketing System the Wrong Way
by Dylan Campbell - Spam: Where it Came From, and How to Escape It
by Beka Ruse (2002)
Tracking Your Ads
- Not Tracking? You're Stealing from Yourself! by Dan Moses and Mark Brown
Traffic Exchanges
- Supercharged Traffic Exchange Tips to Jump Start Your Marketing by Karen Hurd
- How to Cheat Traffic Exchanges by Dylan Campbell
- Traffic Exchanges: Fit for Purpose? by David Murray
- Traffic Control by David Murray
General note regarding our article pages
Some of our articles are home-produced; others are taken from a variety of article exchanges. We select pieces for publication with considerable care and publish them on the basis that they provide important information or express opinions which we feel need to be aired. Views expressed are, however, those of the authors themselves and are not presented as the opinions of the owners of this web site. We always give credit to an original author in keeping with the terms of use of the respective article exchange. We have no commercial or other contractual relationship with any of the external authors whose work is featured here. We do not either recommend or otherwise any other materials or services produced, provided or promoted by the authors or by any organisations with which they may be associated.
