WordPress Care Plans + E-commerce + Website Marketing
Last year when I worked the first half of a season at Wealden Farm in Freeport, I fell in love with growing seeds. The attachment I had was amazing, and was only realized late in the summer when the harvest came and the little seeds I once planted in a tiny hole were bigger than […]
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In reading today’s news, Obama is taking yet another leap of faith to use the internet for reaching millions at almost no cost to our tax payers, and it leaves me speechless. Check out whitehouse.gov for the details on Obama’s 1st Online Town Hall. In the realm of online marketing, I can not think of
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When I started working on a farm, it started becoming clear to me that selling online would make a great addition to the local food system. My farmer thought I was crazy. The most basic reason why… because an online catalog can be doing all the work for me while I’m out working in the
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http://www.nytimes.com/2009/03/12/business/smallbusiness/12social.ready.html Being the guy who says “I don’t build websites, I build communication and marketing systems”, this article stuck out at me during breakfast. The article is short and simple, explaining the idea of how blogging, podcasting, twittering(a.k.a. tweeting), facebooking are all different forms of making a connection and communicating. And for the majority of
Be It Twittering or Blogging, It’s All About Marketing Read More »
The businesses that look to get the most out of the Internet these days go past the written word, to audio and video. Putting jargon aside, this means putting video and/or audio on your website. It also means you have a podcast, and could potentially get a link to your website through submitting your podcast
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And now for something from the farmer side of things… An article in the NY Times about spinach got me dreaming about spring (on this cold-rainy-slushy day here in Maine) and how much I love spinach. It seems crazy that I’ve only said that the last few years of my life. For about 35 years,
WordPress.tv. WordPress continues to rock and roll in the online world of blogging and site management with the launch of WordPress TV, an online video site filled with tutorials for using WordPress. For clients I work with, I always teach them the ins and outs of how WordPress works, and give them processes for easily
How to Friend Mom, Dad, and the Boss on Facebook…Safely – NYTimes.com. If you don’t know what Facebook is, or social networking for that matter, you should Google these topics and do some reading. I might even say to get an account and check it out for yourself. This article is an important thought to
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Free Newspaper Venture Depends on Local Blogs – NYTimes.com In pondering the idea of printing various blogs in a newspaper format, I think it fits quite well and has great potential for the local paper business, but also for any marketer. Personally, I would rather stick to something electronic that isn’t consuming paper, but that’s
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While reading searchengine.com, I found that Google has launched a new sitemap creator. Why should anyone care? First, a quick definition… A sitemap is a file located on your website’s server that is hidden from public view, but can be accessed by Google so it can easily see all the pages you want it to
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