Archive for April, 2007


Commensalism: Domain Owners & PPC Providers

We have all remember the immortal words of Michael Corleone in The Godfather, Part II, “My father always taught me: keep your friends close, and your enemies closer.” In nature the creature that best illustrates this is the remora, also known as the sucker fish. That is the fish the clings to the underside of [...]

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Google Earns 99% of Their Revenues Online – Here is How You Can Too.

For Advertisers: Google AdWords * Advertise to people searching on Google and our advertising network * Reach people actively looking for information about your products and services online * Easily control costs – pay only when people click on your ad For Site Owners: Google AdSense * Maximize your site’s revenue potential with contextually targeted [...]

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Peak Oil Theory Bell Curve and the Future of .Com Domain Prices

The Hubbert Peak Theory In 1956, Marion King Hubbert stated that for any individual oil field, or for any country, or for the world as a whole, the rate of petroleum production tends to follow a bell-shaped curve. This became known as the Hubbert Peak Theory. There Are Some Similarities Between .Com Domains And The [...]

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A Chocolate A Day Keeps High Blood Pressue Away

This is kinda’ old news, but good news. The August 27, 2003 issue of The Journal of the American Medical Association reports that dark chocolate (not white chocolate) lowers high blood pressure. Dirk Taubert (above), MD, PhD, and colleagues at the University of Cologne, Germany, have now announced that they are close to finding that [...]

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Social currency: How Proctor & Gamble Are Manipulating Your Friends to Manipulate You

Wod Of Mouth Some people have learnced how to exchange social standing for monetary gain. Now, there is nothing wrong with that as when you see an engaging salesperson, with a vibrant personality, leading the company in closed transactions. Hey, that is what they are suppose to do. The people being “sold” know how this [...]

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CraigsList and the Incredible Speed of Free

Up to about a year ago, whenever we had something that had some value to it but we couldn’t give it away to friend, and we didn’t want to bother with a garage sale or an ad in the paper, we simply would put it at the end of our driveway, by the street, with [...]

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How a Blog can Increase Traffic to your Web Site

Why YOU Should Blog – You Can Receive More Traffic. Normally, I save the punch line for the end of an article, but this time, the conclusion could impact your site is such a dramatic manner, I am including it up front — you need to blog your site. I wrote this article on blogging [...]

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Everyone Talks About Global Warming, but Global Worming?

On the March 23, 2007 “Talk of the Nation,” broacast Peter M. Groffman, senior scientist at the Institute of Ecosystem Studies in Millbrook, N.Y., explains why worms might not be your garden’s best friend. He discusses how most worms in the northern part of the United States were made extinct by the last ice age [...]

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Internet Marketing is Like Marketing Sex

There is often a bit of confusion about the blurry line of distinction between sales and marketing, but everyone seems to understand a bit more about sex. Little Sizzle, a Dash Of Appeal, a Bit Of Allure Internet marketing is a lot like marketing sex. You need a little sizzle, a dash of appeal, a [...]

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300 Reviews on the Movie "300"

One of the hardest things to do is to write content so that it not only appeals to the broadest section of your visitor, but it specifically appeals to the visitors you want to convert to customers. The movie “300″ attempts to crossover into most of the known demographic stratas. But before we discuss those [...]

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