Now You Knol – Introducing Google Knol

Posted by Chris Jacobson | July 30, 2008

Google Knol is creating a lot of buzz ’round the Internet this week as being the new Squidoo. Google Knol allows users to create their own ‘knol’, which is an article page highlighting an area of expertise by the author. The real kicker is that Google ranks these knols REALLY well — sometimes on the […]

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Manage WordPress On Your iPhone

Posted by Chris Jacobson | July 28, 2008

WordPress recently released a new app for the Apple iPhone, which enables you to manage your WordPress.com blog and your self-hosted WordPress blog. The new app is cleverly called WordPress for iPhone and is free to download. I don’t have an iPhone myself, so I can’t test this out. If anyone is able to do […]

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Sunday Chatter – 7/27

Posted by Chris Jacobson | July 27, 2008

Build a List with Blog Comments Every internet marketer knows the real money is in the list. If you don’t have an e-mail list to market to, it’s pretty tough to spread the word of anything to a mass group in a few seconds. I’ve been working on building my list with Aweber for about […]

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Mastering the Art of Landing Pages

Posted by Chris Jacobson | July 25, 2008

Every internet marketer knows that landing pages make or break your conversion rates, right? Hopefully you do! Gone are the days where you could just throw something sloppy up and hope it converts. That worked (sort of) a few years ago, but today you need to get creative and make sure visitors don’t pass your […]

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Yahoo! Lets You “Build Your Own Search Service”

Posted by Chris Jacobson | July 23, 2008

Yahoo! has unveiled the latest phase in providing search-related resources to developers. From the Yahoo! blog: So what is BOSS? BOSS is a new, open platform that offers programmatic access to the entire Yahoo! Search index via an API. BOSS allows developers to take advantage of Yahoo!’s production search infrastructure and technology, combine that with […]

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