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Oct 29 News

• View Internet Marketing headlines on HDLNS.com

  HDLNS.com is the easiest to use aggregated content RSS Reader on the net. No need to sign up, nothing to remember. Just browse and read. (read)

• Interview with Murray Newlands

  You may recognize Murray as a speaker at IzeaFest, or you may have seen him at any number of recent industry events. In this post, I'll give you more of an inside look into Murray Newlands, and his history with marketing on the web… (read)

• Staying On Track - From Start to Profit

  5 very specific tips that I use myself to stay focused, and that I have been using for years as I created my successful online business with multiple websites in a variety of niches, and multiple streams of income… (read)

• One Site, Two Sites, Three Sites… 12!

  Creating websites, from start to profit. -What is it that tempts us to start another website, before our first is even fully developed and making money?... (read)

• Cool Research Tool to Search Keywords

  This is actually a fun brainstorming / research tool to search keywords. I gave it a whirl and I really like the web-based interface and the features they offer... (read)

• New Blog? Where to Start…

  When you first install WordPress and set up your blog, writing that first post can be a bit intimidating. What do I write? Where do I start?... (read)

• 5 Basic Tips for Video Optimization

  If you're attempting to improve search rankings for your web pages, these days it's no longer an option not to optimize digital assets. With search engines incorporating video, images and news into standard search results, marketers have the opportun (read)

• Multilingual non-Latin domain names may become reality

  Many have thought about the idea of having non-Latin domain names, however, up until now this has never materialised. This is all about to change. For those of you who have waited 10 years for this, multilingual domain names may become a reality soon (read)

• Cheetah Wireless offers WiMax Internet service in Vegas

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• Follow us on Twitter to earn big $

  Just a reminder that you should follow our affiliate program on Twitter. Why? Because not only I give you updates about what's going on every day but most importantly I give you insider tips about what products and services are selling ... in real-ti (read)

• Facebook changes put end users above app developers

  The app economy generates big bucks for Facebook's most prolific developers. Thanks in large part to virtual goods, the companies which develop some of Facebook's most popular apps are reportedly pulling in over $100m/year individually. But what's go (read)

• The 'Vince' update unravelled - does Google recognise brand equity? (pt 2)

  Yesterday we took a retrospective look at the 'Vince' update, exampling the 'Poker' and 'Life Insurance' SERPs, and how Google has cleverly managed to identify and apply corrective adjustments to a small number of rankings for big brands. Today we'r (read)

• Google adding music to search

  Google pretty much has its bases covered. Looking for an image? There's Google Images. Looking for a video? Video results appear in search. As do products. But one thing has been noticeably absent: music. Which is not an insignificant fact given that (read)

• What should be above the fold on an e-commerce site?

  As a number of usability studies have shown recently, the fold on a webpage doesn't have to be a barrier to users, and people are willing to scroll down to see more. However, the area above the fold is the first thing visitors to your website will s (read)

• App review: thetrainline for iPhone

  Rail ticket retailer thetrainline has just released a new free iPhone app, which allows users to check UK train timetables and plan journeys. With the only competition being the Rail Enquiries iPhone app, which retails at £4.99, then it could be a (read)

• The internet is not responsible for rude customer service

  Before the advent of the internet and social media, citizens and consumers had little recourse when they spotted injustice or suffered abuse. But that's all changed. Thanks to ubiquitous mobile phone cameras and internet content sharing services, whe (read)

• How Do Companies Know You're Tweeting About Them?

  Dear Rich, Good Webinar on Twitter last Thursday - I picked up some good tips.After your presentation, a question came to mind that I wished I had asked, as it might have been helpful to others. If I mention a... (read)

• Alaska Vacations with Goldbelt Tours

  Flyte recently launched a Web site for Goldbelt Tours, an Alaskan tour company with a tram, hotel and marina. Goldbelt Tours is a one-stop-shop for your next visit to Juneau, Alaska. Goldbelt, Inc. owns and operates the Goldbelt Hotel, the... (read)

• Getting Around PubCon At The Las Vegas Convention Center Guide

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• Future of deliverability: 3. The role of domain reputation

  Part 1: User interactionPart 2: AuthenticationWhen organizations look at incoming email, they use a set of criteria to decide what to do with it.For many such organizations, particularly the big webmail services, the reputation of the sender is a ver (read)

• How to Decrease and Manage Your PPC Costs

  Decreasing and controlling your AdWords PPC, or pay per click, campaign costs is important in order to ensure you adhere to your conversion goals. Within your campaign, there are several levels of cost control. Campaign costs can be trimmed through a (read)

• TV Everywhere has a lot to learn from Hulu. Not that it will listen.

  Network television is moving forward with TV Everywhere, its plan to move television content online, but it looks like there are more than a few aspects of television broadcasting that executives are not willing to forgo ' namely the ad load. At the (read)

• Can magazine brands go on after publication stops?

  The trajectory of Gourmet magazine is starting to sound like a Celine Dion song. Conde Nast may have shut down, but Ruth Reichl will go on. The former Gourmet editor was a well respected food writer and editor before her tenure with Conde Nast, and s (read)

• Google is about to teach GPS companies the pain of free

  Mobile navigation systems have been one of the most profitable purveyors of mobile content, with subscribers paying an average of $5 to $10 for mobile GPS access. But Google announced today that it will be launching a free turn-by-turn mobile naviga (read)

• GSI Commerce goes upscale with RueLaLa.com acquisition

  The good life isn't so good for luxury brands these days. Thanks to the Great Recession, many consumers aren't as eager to spend big bucks on high-end fashion and accessories. Spending less is in vogue and that has been good news for companies that a (read)