Jan 7, 2010 | article marketing, article writing, blog, Blogging, internet marketing, search engine marketing, writing
Write thirty minutes every day. That is one of the challenges to myself at the start of 2010. Day three (not counting the 1st, which was a football watching, beer drinking, chilling out kind of day; the 2nd, which was a Saturday devoted to catching up on chores; and...
Jan 5, 2010 | internet marketing, keywords, paid search, pay per click management, pay-per-click, PPC, search engine marketing
There is a client we have worked with for a long time who has a Google AdWords campaign that has not performed as well for parts of this year as it has in the past. In general, 2009 was somewhat of a difficult year due to increased competition for paid search traffic...
Dec 16, 2009 | article marketing, internet marketing, marketing plan, whiteboard
We’re trying something different at Work Media. It seems like every December we create a marketing plan for the coming year, only to have the plan sit around and collect dust as we get back to business as usual. For big corporations with many specialized...
Dec 2, 2009 | blog, blog management, Blogging, internet marketing, Link Building, linking, search engine optimization, SEO
Recently, in its Google Webmaster blog (http://googlewebmastercentral.blogspot.com), Google posted about spam links in blog comments, and how using these links will damage your positioning. This is a strategy that Work Media sometimes employs, so we wanted to address...
Nov 24, 2009 | internet marketing, legal marketing, print on demand
Work Media will be taking a couple of days off this week for Thanksgiving, as I imagine most of you are doing. This is the time of year when things start slowing down a bit, and business people such as ourselves reflect on the year behind and start planning for the...
Oct 28, 2009 | Adobe Flex, banner ads, Flash, Flex, internet marketing, widget development, widgets
I’ll admit. I’ve seen those cool Flash ads that have things you can click or that provide some kind of interaction with the user and always thought they seemed really cool and something that we could take advantage of for our clients…if we had time...
