B2B E-Commerce Still Immature, But Growing Quickly
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B2B E-Commerce Still Immature, But Growing Quickly

26y Michael Pastore

B2B E-Commerce Still Immature, But Growing Quickly

Business-to-business e-commerce continues to grow rapidly, according to a study by The Boston Consulting Group, which estimates that US B2B e-commerce...

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An Open Letter to Jeff Bezos
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An Open Letter to Jeff Bezos

26y Sean Carton

An Open Letter to Jeff Bezos

Hello! Earth to Bezos! What the hell are you doing? You've built a great brand, created a great preference information system, and combined that infor...

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Registering Dynamic Sites
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Registering Dynamic Sites

26y Paul J. Bruemmer

Registering Dynamic Sites

Many sites with dynamically generated web pages are not getting indexed and registered by search engines. And it seems that search engines have no pla...

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B2B Marketplaces Predicted to Thin Out
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B2B Marketplaces Predicted to Thin Out

26y Michael Pastore

B2B Marketplaces Predicted to Thin Out

Research by both Gartner Group and Forrester found that the number of businesses in the e-marketplace space is likely to decrease in the coming as yea...

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Fake News Release Costs Investors Millions
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Fake News Release Costs Investors Millions

26y Cliff Allen

Fake News Release Costs Investors Millions

The bogus Emulex press release sent by email and distributed over the wires wreaked havoc on the company's share prices and highlighted security weakn...

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Oops, You Really Believe You Have Permission?
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Oops, You Really Believe You Have Permission?

26y Nick Usborne

Oops, You Really Believe You Have Permission?

Getting permission from those to whom you attempt to sell stuff is a great idea. But it's not a new one. It's been a great idea for a very long time. ...

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B2B Net Market Survival
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B2B Net Market Survival

26y Philip Say

B2B Net Market Survival

The online B2B marketplace is a crowded island, and only the strongest - and savviest - players will survive. The rules of the game are complicated, a...

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How Much Opt-In Is Enough?
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How Much Opt-In Is Enough?

26y Kim MacPherson

How Much Opt-In Is Enough?

Kim is pro-permission. Very. Don't get her wrong. But sometimes misunderstandings arise, and even the most "opt-in" of opt-in marketers can run afoul ...

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The Art of the Affiliate Newsletter
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The Art of the Affiliate Newsletter

26y Shawn Collins

The Art of the Affiliate Newsletter

Communication is an essential component of a successful affiliate program. Practically every affiliate program sends out a newsletter, but, unfortunat...

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The Only Way to Build Brand
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The Only Way to Build Brand

26y Martin Lindstrom

The Only Way to Build Brand

Internet real estate prices have increased dramatically, resulting in sites squeezing more and more information into less and less space. Martin tells...

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Back-to-School Shopping Goes High Tech
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Back-to-School Shopping Goes High Tech

26y Michael Pastore

Back-to-School Shopping Goes High Tech

The back-to-school season is beginning to look a lot like Christmas. More and more students and parents are using the Internet to shop online, and not...

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Too Hard to Read?
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Too Hard to Read?

26y Jonathan Lehrer and Sara Marberry

Too Hard to Read?

OK, we may be getting older, but we're also going blind reading the copy on most web sites. Every day, we find ourselves inching ever closer to our co...

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The Brand Promise
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The Brand Promise

26y Sean Carton

The Brand Promise

Ever seen a computer-generated fractal? Mysterious and organic, it represents infinity in animage generated from a single equation. Sean sees a connec...

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Internet Retailers Look Toward Profitability
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Internet Retailers Look Toward Profitability

26y Michael Pastore

Internet Retailers Look Toward Profitability

A survey by Shop.org and The Boston Consulting Group found that online retailers are making moves toward profitability. But will they ever catch multi...

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Optimizing for Vortals
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Optimizing for Vortals

26y Paul J. Bruemmer

Optimizing for Vortals

As the web continues its fast and exponential growth, search and navigation become more important and less satisfying. Audience segmentation is the na...

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Everyones a Marketing Expert
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Everyones a Marketing Expert

26y Neil Cohen

Everyones a Marketing Expert

It's nice to get buy-in from coworkers on your advertising campaigns. But marketers must maintain control of their product and process and not let the...

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Whack-a-Flack: Kicking a Dead Cow
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Whack-a-Flack: Kicking a Dead Cow

26y Zhenya Gene Senyak

Whack-a-Flack: Kicking a Dead Cow

Whack-a-Flack is a nasty but funny little video game. But too much has happened to degrade the public relations profession in recent years for it to b...

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Internet Jobs Out There, Workers Are Missing
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Internet Jobs Out There, Workers Are Missing

26y Michael Pastore

Internet Jobs Out There, Workers Are Missing

The Internet continues to create new jobs both directly and across other industries, according to a study by Andersen Consulting, which found the US c...

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Speed Bumps for Impulse Buyers
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Speed Bumps for Impulse Buyers

26y Cliff Allen

Speed Bumps for Impulse Buyers

Have you ever had a customer who was too eager to buy? Prospective customers can become so excited about finding a product or service with features th...

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Customers Always Come First
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Customers Always Come First

26y Randee Fagen

Customers Always Come First

No matter where you work, it's probably safe to assume that you've heard someone utter the phrase, "The customer is always right." Nowhere else is thi...

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The Role of the PC: Communication and Leisure
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The Role of the PC: Communication and Leisure

26y Michael Pastore

The Role of the PC: Communication and Leisure

Forget online stock trading and Web start-ups. For Mr. and Mrs. John Q. Public, the Internet and PCs mean entertainment. PC Data found that 61 percent...

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Making the Web Accessible to Everyone
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Making the Web Accessible to Everyone

26y Jeffrey Graham

Making the Web Accessible to Everyone

One of the previous decade's proudest moments was the signing of the Americans with Disabilities Act, prohibiting discrimination against individuals b...

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Six Trillion Reasons for Leveraging Net Markets
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Six Trillion Reasons for Leveraging Net Markets

26y Chris McTiernan

Six Trillion Reasons for Leveraging Net Markets

The prediction that Net markets will account for $6 trillion in commerce is not news. What's news is the potential value of those markets to companies...

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The Sound of 'Ear Commerce'
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The Sound of 'Ear Commerce'

26y Beth Cox

The Sound of 'Ear Commerce'

You can navigate the web from your desktop, your laptop, your palmtop, your TV top... now you can web surf from your telephone, too. Venture capitalis...

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Oops, I Can't Be Trusted
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Oops, I Can't Be Trusted

26y Nick Usborne

Oops, I Can't Be Trusted

Nick takes a look at how trust, or the lack of it, can also have a profound impact on the experience people have at your site. With all the research a...

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Driving Retail With Content
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Driving Retail With Content

26y Kim MacPherson

Driving Retail With Content

If you've got an online retail site and publish an email newsletter, the idea is to sell and/or convert, right? Those lucky enough to have staff and d...

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Breaking Through With Information
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Breaking Through With Information

26y Barry Silverstein

Breaking Through With Information

Name any industry, any line of business, any subject, and you'll find some relatively in-depth information about it on the web for free. One of the ba...

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