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Wednesday, December 2, 2009

ClickZ Today: Google is Not a Strategy

Today's Columns: » Google is Not a Strategy  » Creative vs. Media: Looking Beyond Two Roles  » Your Subscribers Are Talking. Are You Listening?  » Site Redesign SEO Considerations for 2010 
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Today's Columns

» E-Marketing Strategies
ClickZ Expert - Robin Neifield Google is Not a Strategy by Robin Neifield
If you think the content network on Google means you're reaching the Internet universe, you're mistaken.
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» Behavioral Marketing
ClickZ Expert - Anna Papadopoulos Creative vs. Media: Looking Beyond Two Roles by Anna Papadopoulos
Why today's digital media professionals must be specialists working as a general practitioner.
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» E-Mail Delivery
ClickZ Expert - Stefan Pollard Your Subscribers Are Talking. Are You Listening? by Stefan Pollard
If you want to improve your program, you need to hear what subscribers are thinking and telling people.
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» Search Engine Marketing
ClickZ Expert - P.J. Fusco Site Redesign SEO Considerations for 2010 by P.J. Fusco
If you have a Web site development or redevelopment project in your strategic plans, don't ignore SEO.
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