seaotter

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by seaotter 16y ago
A business proposal, a report on fisheries in France, a marketing plan, part of a grant proposal, some reviews for Amazon, a few blogs - and I'm going crazy ready to shoot a partridge in a pear tree.
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by seaotter 16y ago
I'm not so sure about that. It's impossible to "monitor" who sees your online advertising if you scatter it to the four winds of the web. :-) I was using the cute cats as an example anyway. You can control a little bit of your marketing by
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by seaotter 16y ago
I've caught conversations between teenagers waiting outside the door for the bus, and I shudder to think what English is going to evolve into if we're not careful. Thank goodness for "It Pays to Enrich Your Word Power", which I read frequen
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by seaotter 16y ago
It seems a little strange, but get thee to a dictionary, and learn every word you can, the meanings, etc. Sometimes just having an excellent sense of word power can really take you far. It sure helped me growing up. :-)
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by seaotter 16y ago
You misunderstand. Internet advertising isn't about getting people to pay for your services. It's about getting people to your front door. :-) THEN you get them to pay for your services. If you've got a good website, and you offer exception
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by seaotter 16y ago
I honestly think internet advertising has reached its peak and is going to wane slowly downwards from here on out. There is no way someone can tell me, what with Twitter, Youtube, MySpace, Facebook, and the whole gang, that Joe Shmoe can't
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by seaotter 16y ago
I write for businesses, and I think a lot of us probably can't mainstream because either we can't handle a large load of customers suddenly pouring in (although it's probably our lifelong dream), or we don't want to take the chance in hirin