Posts Tagged with "Search Engine Optimization"
How's Your E-fitness Quotient?
Originally published, December 2007 For many Americans, a brand new year signals a commitment to improving their fitness. Resolutions are made to eat better, work out more often and make lifestyle changes to reduce stress and increase longevity. TV, radio and print ads at this time of year mirror the huge spike in interest in [...]
Continue reading...Navigating the Internet Minefield – A Final Thought
Tuesday, July 10, 2007
For our past few Newsletters, we’ve been guiding you through the Internet Minefield and trying to keep you from mis-stepping. The underlying theme is that there is simply too much specialized knowledge, it’s too easy to get it wrong, and the stakes are too high for a small to medium size company to even consider [...]
Continue reading...Your Web Success List
Thursday, October 5, 2006
There’s an old saying: “Success is optional… ask any failure.” Our sincere hope for you is that your Web presence is successful. But the devil’s in the details, and defining success depends on how you measure that success. Unfortunately, ninety-nine out of a hundred Web site owners don’t have any idea about either. Their Web [...]
Continue reading...Newton's Law and the Web
Friday, February 10, 2006
Newton’s Law of Inertia says “An object at rest tends to stay at rest and an object in motion tends to stay in motion with the same speed and in the same direction unless acted upon by an unbalanced force.” I bet he had no idea that his law would ever be applied to the [...]
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TriveraGuy is Tom Snyder, founder, president and CEO of Trivera Interactive, one of the upper Midwest's oldest, and most respected Interactive firms. Tom has been blogging since 1998, sharing the insight gained from helping small to medium sized businesses use digital and Web technology as powerful tools to re-enforce their brands.
Tom oversees the day to day operations of the firm, and lives in suburban Milwaukee, Wisconsin with his wife Marjie and their two dogs. When Tom isn't busy being a superhero, he's also a wine snob, music junkie, Ex-Milwaukee Radio Guy, HDTV expert, political wonk, hopeless romantic and author of "The Complete Idiot's Mini Guide to Realtime Marketing with Foursquare," from Penguin Books.
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- February’s Busy Speaking Schedule
- Why Two New Trends in Web Design Aren’t New At All
- My 5 Tips (plus 95 more) to Build Your Business in 2012
- 9 Questions Your IT Guys Need to Answer Before You Host Your Own Website
- The Risky Business of Social Media
- Twitter for Small Business – Sept. 20th
- Local Patch Comes a’Calling
- Lights, Camera, Actually Good Video.
- Tom Snyder: Word of mouth is such a powerful promotional tool. The goal of most business use of Social Media is an attempt to create that... even if artificially....
- Tom Snyder: Thanks, Mike. A lot of people have come into the web development space from different directions, and so have different goals in their design. With pr...
- MRC58: Tom, "transparently reinforces the brand experience" is a powerful phrase for web design and development. I like it, but not many agencies can pull th...
- Anthony Rotolo: Hey Steve... "Popular" may be a relative term... Movin' On lasted 2 seasons, so it had decent enough viewership, but probably was just popular south o...
- Tom Snyder: Thanks. Jim! Doing things like this continue to muddy the whole "ROI" discussion. Does giving away advice reduce my "R" or just increase my "I" and re...
- Jim Raffel: Tom, Priceless advice. Takes courage to give this kind of "how-to" away for free. I learned a bunch and will be applying it to ColorMetrix very soon. ...
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