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9 Internet Marketing Strategies That Will Help Any Business Grow?

These days, you need to be on top of your game when it comes to internet marketing. If you do not keep up with the current trends then your techniques may become outdated or even obsolete. Use the 9 Internet Marketing tips provided in this article to make sure you are staying current in the market.

1) Join Forums and Groups

You should join a few forums and groups about online business and ask others what they think of your website and marketing strategies. Offer people to review their sites in exchange. You could also have customers review your site for you if you offer them a free sample or a free product in exchange.

Both Facebook and LinkedIn offer Groups on any niche that you can join and participate in. Become the expert in your niche!

2) Promotional Pricing and/or Special Sales

To make internet marketing work for your business, is it essential to stand out from the crowd, in a way that attracts customers to you, instead of the competition. Being a price leader is one way to influence the prospective buyer to pick you. Promotional pricing or special sales, may close the deal.

3) Research Your Market

Research your market and always be up to date with your competitors. Research what their prices are, where their visitors go, and if the site is designed for success. Look for things like quality code and content, internal/external linking, and keyword density in content and links. See how their pages are indexed and ranked. Does their site have quality titles, headers, site layout and design? Find out about the conversion process, site load time, dedicated host, what new services they develop and announce, etc.

4) Customer Rewards

A great internet marketing strategy is to offer some sort of reward to customers who refer other people to your site. Try offering some sort of coupon or rebate to people who bring you more business. This is a great way to expand the amount of traffic your site receives.

5) Internet Marketing Courses

Take some time to take a few internet marketing courses to increase your knowledge and help you market yourself and your products on the internet. Internet marketing can be complicated and hard to understand at times, so taking a few courses from those who are experienced in it, can be just the thing you need to be successful.

6) Keyword Rich Article Titles

When trying to come up with a page title, use one that is very rich in keywords. Also be sure to take out any words that may be seen as being filler content. This will appear hyperlinked in search results, and you want it to catch the eye of potential customers.

7) Fan Contribution

Create content within your internet marketing messaging that doesn?t simply push facts onto consumers, but rather, gets them to actively contribute. When consumers participate with your brand, for example, responding to a question you pose or participating in a contest, they are more likely to remember your brand when it comes time to make a purchase.

8) Monitor?and Reply to Negative Comments

To encourage visitors trust your opinion, include positive and negative reviews on your site. While negative reviews shouldn?t be used to market a product, using them in conjunction with positive reviews of your merchant?s products will make you look trustworthy. This technique can also be used to sell older products. When giving a product a negative review, mention how it doesn?t compare to one of your merchant?s products, and include a link.

9) Know the Latest Internet Trends

In conclusion, you know that in this day and age it is crucial to stay in the know with the latest information on internet marketing. Use the tips provided in this article to help you stay up-to-date. Don?t get left behind or become obsolete! Make your internet marketing a success!

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Coaching Tracker: Eagles interview Whisenhunt - Yahoo! Sports

Arizona Cardinals Out: Ken Whisenhunt Comment: Whisenhunt engineered by far the most successful run in franchise history, but it might have been time for a change for everyone involved after a disastrous 2012 season that ended with journeyman Brian Hoyer at quarterback. GM Rod Graves is also out, and the franchise collapsed under the poor talent evaluations at quarterback and across the offensive line. Candidates: Rebuffed by Andy Reid, who may have requested to bring in his own general manager, the Cardinals promoted president of player personnel Steve Keim and have ratcheted up the coaching search. Arizona is interested in Denver Broncos offensive coordinator Mike McCoy, who is also receiving strong interest from the San Diego Chargers now that the Broncos' season is over. The Cardinals also spoke to Cincinnati Bengals offensive coordinator Jay Gruden, the younger brother of Jon Gruden. The Cardinals have already interviewed their defensive coordinator, Ray Horton, and requested to interview Pittsburgh Steelers offensive coordinator Todd Haley, who was previously the offensive coordinator under Whisenhunt. Former Bears head coach Lovie Smith is believed to be interested in the Arizona job. Buffalo Bills Out: Chan Gailey In: Doug Marrone Comment: The Bills interviewed two candidates with NFL head coaching experience in Lovie Smith and Ken Whisenhunt and also met with University of Oregon head coach Chip Kelly. They ultimately decided on Marrone, Syracuse's head coach who said he will incorporate a "Moneyball" type of concept in evaluating talent. Buffalo has said it will start an analytics department, and Marrone said his experience as the offensive coordinator with the New Orleans said included statistical analysis and that it will put the Bills on "the cutting edge."
Chicago Bears Out: Lovie Smith Comment: A second consecutive late-season collapse led to the end of Smith's nine-year run in Chicago that was highlighted by a Super Bowl run after the 2006 season. Smith is a highly respected defensive mind, but the offense was never able to provide enough of a complementary force under coordinators Mike Martz and Mike Tice in recent seasons. Smith was 80-63 with the Bears. Candidates: The Bears have cast an extremely wide net. They are interested in talking to Indianapolis Colts offensive coordinator Bruce Arians, who was released from a Baltimore hospital midweek, and that meeting was expected to take place Sunday. He's not expected to have long-term health issues, but in the meantime, the Bears met with Montreal Alouettes head coach Marc Trestman last week and were expected to be granted permission to interview Seattle Seahawks offensive coordinator Darrell Bevell. Green Bay Packers offensive coordinator Tom Clements, Houston Texans offensive coordinator Rick Dennison, Tampa Bay Buccaneers offensive coordinator Mike Sullivan, Atlanta Falcons special teams coordinator Keith Armstrong, Dallas Cowboys special teams coordinator Joe DeCamillis and New Orleans Saints offensive coordinator Pete Carmichael are also in the mix. The team is not interested in meeting with Notre Dame head coach Brian Kelly, according to the Chicago Sun-Times. Expect a move this week, as Emery wants a coach in place by Jan. 19.
Cleveland Browns Out: Pat Shurmur In: Rob Chudzinksi Comment: New owner Jimmy Haslam and general manager Joe Banner conducted an exhaustive process before choosing Chudzinski as the franchise's 14th full-time head coach. They zeroed in on Oregon head coach Chip Kelly, but soured when the Ducks' coach didn't appear 100 percent committed to leaving his current job. A host of candidates with NFL experience were interviewed and just when it appeared former Cardinals head coach Ken Whisenhunt had emerged as the frontrunner, the Browns announced Chudzinski as their man. Chudzinski was Cleveland's tight ends coach in 2004 and the team's offensive coordinator in 2007-08. He was lauded as the Carolina Panthers' offensive coordinator in 2011 during Cam Newton's record-setting rookie season, only to be on the hot seat in 2012 as the Panthers' highly-paid backfield floundered to produce - and see regular carries - much of the season.
Jacksonville Jaguars Out: Mike Mularkey Comment: It was an ominous sign when Mularkey's assistant coaches were told they could pursue other jobs, and new general manager David Caldwell made Mularkey's dismissal official just a day after taking the reins. Mularkey was given a raw deal having only one year at the helm, but most GM's prefer to start fresh with "their" people - even if Caldwell and Mularkey were in the Atlanta organization previously. Mularkey trusted in ousted GM Gene Harris too much, and trumpeted the Jaguars' potential on both sides of the ball even as the team's 2012 season was spiraling out of control. Candidates: Caldwell's ties to the Atlanta organization will immediately bring three Falcons assistants into the fray who have been tied to other openings this offseason. Offensive coordinator Dirk Koetter has said he's staying in Atlanta, but that may change depending on his relationship with Caldwell. Defensive coordinator Mike Nolan and special teams coordinator Keith Armstrong have also drawn interested from multiple teams. NFL.com reported Caldwell is interested in talking to St. Louis Rams offensive coordinator Brian Schottenheimer and San Francisco 49ers offensive coordinator Greg Roman. The Jaguars will interview current defensive coordinator Mel Tucker, as well as Cincinnati Bengals offensive coordinator Jay Gruden. Kansas City Chiefs Out: Romeo Crennel In: Andy Reid Comment: Reid's arrival coincided with the "mutual" decision by the Chiefs and general manager Scott Pioli to part ways. Reid compiled a 130-93-1 regular-season record in 14 years with the Philadelphia Eagles. He guided the Eagles to nine playoff appearances, six division titles, five NFC Championship Games and one Super Bowl appearance. However, he has often been a lightning rod in recent seasons for critics who claim he is too pass-heavy in his offensive approach.
Philadelphia Eagles Out: Andy Reid Comment: Reid's tenure was clearly coming to an end after 14 seasons that included nine playoff teams and one Super Bowl appearance after the 2004 season. The Eagles were the league's biggest disappointment in 2012, and both sides clearly need a fresh start. Candidates: The latest name to emerge in Philadelphia is that of former Arizona Cardinals head coach Ken Whisenhunt, who interviewed with the team on Monday, as did Cincinnati Bengals offensive coordinator Jay Gruden. The Eagles interviewed a trio of college coaches, and felt compelled enough to issue a press release when it didn't work out with Penn State's Bill O'Brien, Oregon's Chip Kelly or Notre Dame's Brian Kelly. The attention has now turned back to the NFL ranks, with offensive coordinators Mike McCoy (Denver Broncos), Bruce Arians (Indianapolis Colts) and Gruden and Seattle Seahawks defensive coordinator Gus Bradley all on the radar, along with Atlanta Falcons defensive coordinator Mike Nolan and special teams coach Keith Armstrong. Former Baltimore Ravens head coach Brian Billick interviewed with the Eagles as well, according to ESPN.com.
San Diego Chargers Out: Norv Turner Comment: Turner and GM A.J. Smith entered 2012 knowing it was a playoffs-or-bust season, and the Chargers went belly up by midseason under the weight of poor offensive line play that led to another season of regression by former elite QB Philip Rivers. Widely considered a better offensive coordinator than head coach, Turner will be a hot commodity on the assistant coaching circuit. General manager A.J. Smith was also fired. Candidates: The Chargers have ratcheted up their coaching search now that general manager Tim Telesco has been hired. San Diego has reportedly lined up interviews with - or has already talked to - former NFL head coaches Lovie Smith (Chicago Bears, Friday) and Ken Whisenhunt (Arizona Cardinals, Saturday), Cincinnati Bengals offensive coordinator Jay Gruden (Sunday) and Seattle Seahawks defensive coordinator Gus Bradley. UCLA head coach Jim Mora reportedly received overtures, but signed a one-year extension with the Bruins over the weekend. The Chargers are also interested in Indianapolis Colts offensive coordinator Bruce Arians, who is familiar with Telesco, who had been with the Colts' franchise since 1998.. SAFE: Jason Garrett, Cowboys; Rex Ryan, Jets; Jim Schwartz, Lions; Ron Rivera, Panthers; Mike Munchak, Titans

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Packers coaching staff to coach NFC in Pro Bowl again

Posted by Mike Spofford on January 14, 2013 ? 12:00 pm

For the second straight year, the Packers coaching staff will coach the NFC in the Pro Bowl.

This year?s game will take place on Sunday, Jan. 27, at Aloha Stadium in Hawaii. Last year, the AFC beat the NFC, 59-41, after which Packers QB Aaron Rodgers criticized a lack of effort by players on both sides.

The Packers coaching staff got the assignment by virtue of being the highest-seeded NFC team to lose in the divisional round of the playoffs. The Packers were the No. 3 seed. The top two seeds, Atlanta and San Francisco, are playing next weekend for the NFC Championship. Last year, the Packers were the NFC?s top seed but also lost in the divisional round.

The Broncos were the AFC?s top seed this year but lost in double overtime last weekend, so Denver?s coaching staff, led by John Fox, will coach the AFC squad.

This will be Mike McCarthy?s third time as the head coach of the NFC. He also coached the squad following the 2007 season, after the Packers lost in the NFC Championship. Back then, the Pro Bowl was played one week after the Super Bowl, and the coaching staffs of the teams that lost in the conference title games coached the Pro Bowl. Now, the game is played the week before the Super Bowl.

The Packers have three players on this year?s NFC Pro Bowl roster ? QB Aaron Rodgers, who is the starter, plus LB Clay Matthews and C Jeff Saturday. Other Packers still have a chance to make it as alternates because players from the teams participating in the Super Bowl do not go to the Pro Bowl, and others drop out for injuries and various additional reasons.

G Josh Sitton is a first alternate, and San Francisco G Mike Iupati is the NFC starter at the position. If the 49ers reach the Super Bowl, Sitton will be added to the NFC roster. Packers KR Randall Cobb is also a first alternate, though Seattle?s Leon Washington was the NFC selection at that position and the Seahawks were eliminated this past weekend.

Other Packers named alternates were FB John Kuhn, DL B.J. Raji, CB Tramon Williams and DB Charles Woodson.

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Samsung Galaxy S series: over 100 million served

The Galaxy S III's 30 million sales landmark? Impressive, but still just part of a larger equation -- according to Samsung, its entire line of Galaxy S phones has now sold over 100 million units collectively. According to the firm's Flickr page, the line of popular smartphones passed the nine-digit mark two years and 7 months after the original Galaxy S hit the market. Since then, the Galaxy S II has sold over 40 million units, doubling its sales since February. New iterations old hardware and up and comers like the Galaxy S III mini contribute to the big number too, but Sammy puts the focus on old number three, citing 190,000 as the Galaxy S III's average daily sales. So, that's what it takes to sell 500 phones a minute.

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