Monthly Archives: July 2009

Friday Links

It’s okay to be excited. Don’t hold it in or you’ll burst. It’s Friday! You made it. You survived. But boy, were you busy! You probably missed some important blog and news items along the way, what with your meetings … Continue reading

The Ten Do’s and Don’ts of Twitter Background Design

With the launch of our own new background design and working on various client backgrounds (check us out on Twitter @marketnet), we have some do’s and don’ts that we would like to share. There are as many approaches to profile … Continue reading

To Create an Effective Web Strategy, Don’t Forget About the SWOT Analysis!

 Creating an effective Web Strategy requires time and proper planning to ensure success.  There are many strategy planning models that Marketers use in creating effective offline Marketing strategies that can easily translate into a Web setting. Most of you may … Continue reading

WP-Syntax Code Highlighter Plugin

As a blog by and for web developers, many of the articles on DevSpot tackle some problem with HTML, JavaScript, or another markup/programming language. That means we frequently need to embed code snippets into our WordPress posts to help explain … Continue reading

Your Company Blog Doesn’t Have to Be Boring!

Has your blog become just a glorified press release page?Are you starting to wonder why you bought into the idea of using this new technology? It’s a serious transition to go from broadcasting a brand to community engagement. The biggest … Continue reading

The New Facebook Page Insights: Getting to Know Engagement Metrics

In early March 2009, Facebook began pushing a package of enhanced metric reporting to page administrators as a follow-up to redesigned pages for businesses, celebrities, bands and other non-personal entities. Facebook’s rollout of these features coincided with MarketNet’s launch of … Continue reading

Common IE6 Duplicate Characters Bug

I’ve run into this bug less and less often over the past several months, which is making it harder for me to remember the cause each time. This is a very odd bug that has been fixed in IE7, but … Continue reading

WordPress post scheduling bug

If you schedule posts for future publication in your WordPress blogs, don’t just Set It and Forget It but remember to check frequently to confirm your posts actually go live. You could have posts still sitting in limbo that you … Continue reading

Is Establishing an In-House Affiliate Marketing Program The Way To Go?

Today, affiliate marketing remains a highly attractive endeavor because it is performance based, presenting low risk.  If you are selling products or services over the Internet, Affiliate Marketing should be an essential part of your e-Marketing Strategy. If and when … Continue reading

Friday Links

It’s that time again. We read some intriguing articles this week. A couple of these are more than a week old, but we came across them this week. This week’s list covers a variety of topics, including: Facebook, Twitter, GM, … Continue reading