3G Marketing on the Internet, Seventh Edition : Third Generation Internet Marketing Strategies for Online Success

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101 Ways to Promote Your Web Site : Filled with Proven Internet Marketing Tips, Tools, Techniques, and Resources to Increase Your Web Site Traffic

Format: Paperback
Author: Susan Sweeney
ReleaseDate: 01 April, 2006
Publisher: Maximum Press
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A must read for any web promoter
Just when you thought you knew how to attract more visitors to your site, you learn little tricks like meta tags, news groups, and using audio or video on your site. This book is for both the novice as well as the seasoned web marketer/promoter. Although the book didn't include where you could find audio or video samples, I found a source at www. insider-sources. com under the link: www. insider-sources. com/EvenMore. htm. .

A lot of details, but well worth it!
Simple, easy to understand visuals compliment the text, which is written in a very simplistic manner. This book is a definite MUST HAVE for any website designer, newbie to web design and anyone and everyone who has an online business. This book is wonderful - magnificent - excellent, and will help you greatly understand the elements of successful web design. I've used it to consistently update my own website, at:
http://www. aei. dli. com
If you don't have this book, you're missing out on your single-most-important investment in your professional life!.

It will be a reference for me for some time to come
The course, Web Site Promotion, has a syllabus which matches this text fairly closely. This book was the text for a course I took on the International Webmaster's Association web site. I found the course and the book very useful.

The book functioned exactly as a textbook should. It provided fairly complete discussions of the several topics and a great deal of resource information including especially web sites providing a wide range of information and opportunities.

The course and the book has provided me with a far more complete inventory of sources, possibilities, definitions, techniquies, etc. than I have been able to come up with on my own. I intend to keep the book nearby as a reference for quite a while.

There is no question about the rapid change on the web. You must have a network of contacts that you can use to get up to date in any given area at the time you need to give attention to that area. You must have a network of contacts and websites that will enable to you learn about the NEW topics, areas, techniques, etc. that have been introduced to the web world at any point in time. But this book has given me a good starting base to work from now.

The writing is clear, the organization is good. If you already have your own network established and your own mental working model of the internet functions that interest you then you don't need this book. But if you are a relative beginner like me or if you haven't gone about your searches and record keeping in an organized way this book will definitely be worth the money.

Gene Stickley.