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Anyone with an ounce of knowledge about online marketing knows traffic is worthless if you can’t deliver compelling copy. Good copy earns search rankings. Good copy earns links. Good copy convinces visitors to stop shopping and start buying. Unfortunately, good copy isn’t easy to write. That’s why the Eisenberg brothers have put together a fantastic list of more than one hundred copywriting articles divided by topic and spread out over two lengthy posts.

The first post covers topics like writing headlines, customer-focused copy, building trust, blogging, finding copywriters and more. The second post dives into word choice, formatting, personas, branding and quite a few other topics.

It’s not the type of resource you can read through in an afternoon, but it’s certainly one worth bookmarking and working through as you have some free time.

(Hat tip to John Jantsch)

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Admin wrote: Can you ever avail of free website promotion? Is that even feasible? Of course yes! Nowadays, your baby website can amass huge traffic in no time thanks to free website promotion.How does …
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Today,  ”Windows Live is about making Windows better by tying it to online services,”
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If you are a fan of the NBA but do not have cable than you will be glad to know that you can watch ESPN’s NBA games live online starting this season.

The games will be available on ESPN360.com for free to users whose broadband carrier offers the service. Every game aired on ESPN and ESPN2 will be available, along with the playoffs.

For broadcast ESPN will offer games on Wednesdays and Fridays this season with a number of doubleheaders. Some cable companies are worried about cable bypass, where programming that is intended for cable only subscribers is carried online. The thought is that some ESPN subscribers could drop their ESPN subscription.

I doubt many people who have ESPN will drop their service to watch NBA games for free online at ESPN360. One reason being the other sports offerings that ESPN carries on air including college basketball, Monday Night Football and a whole host of others.

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Admin wrote: Blogs and social community sites have had a massive impact on the Web in the last year and it doesn’t appear their popularity will wane anytime soon. Not surprisingly, a number of enterprising startups have tried to come up with a valid system of measuring exactly how popular these sites and blogs are. One of the more promising attempts at ranking stories from interactive sites comes from SocialRank.com, using a technology powered by MindValley. David Berkowitz has posted an in-dept interview with MindValley’s co-founder Vishen Lakhiani about SocialRank and how it compares to Google’s PageRank on his blog. It’s an interesting read and possibly an indicator of things to come in the rapidly evolving world of Web 2.0. Check it out at: http://www.marketersstudio.com/2007/10/vishen.html.
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