Archive for February, 2008
This copywriter is no techie!
Sheesh! I thought I did a good thing, but guess I shouldn’t have tried to fool around in the techie world. Taking advice from a friend and SEO expert, Kevin Harper at Top Seller Sites, I attempted to move this blog over to my copywriting website. Doing so adds content and helps with optimization. And [...]
Posted: February 29th, 2008 under copywriting, search engine optimization, SEO.
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Marketing on Google via Craig’s List
Google is a mystery. The way they rank pages in the organic search is so mysterious, I often wonder if the people working there have to pass some kind of security clearance – or if maybe they have to live in a big building where they’re never allowed contact with other people. You’ll have to [...]
Posted: February 14th, 2008 under Uncategorized.
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Free gifts – with strings attached
This morning I was cleaning off my desk, and once again moved a little card from Reader’s Digest – Free Gift when you visit this site. So, before I tossed it I decided to go see what it was about. First I had to give my name and email. I almost stopped there, but went [...]
Posted: February 10th, 2008 under books, free gifts, gifts with strings, library.
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The Dish Network Saga Continues – Customer service?
Dish Network has done it again – I have to call them tomorrow. Not only does the dish not work, their first bill came today and includes services we didn’t order! My son’s $40 per month service is now $75 per month. Since he’s at work and since I’m the one who placed the order [...]
Posted: February 7th, 2008 under customer service, Dish Network, rip offs.
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Good marketing means being nice – to everyone!
All the grousing I’ve done this week about Dish Network reminded me of how much people talk about things when they’re unhappy about them. After 4 days of my week were used in trying to get customer service, I told every soul who asked “How’s it going?” We did finally get a service man, by [...]
Posted: February 2nd, 2008 under advertising, customer service, marketing.
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