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Other Added - Article Marketing: Fox in the Competitor Hen House or Chicken Little?
The phrase “reinventing yourself” seems to be popping up all over lately. Just a few days ago a friend asked me how he could do it without starting completely over. His concern was, “How do I move in a new career direction without sacrificing all the skills and experience I’ve worked so hard to achieve?” The underlying question is, “Is this even possible?” Yes, it is possible to start fresh without starting over! He
The site we used it on did compete with this person, but the client site has more to lose than the author, because readers could click through to t
I spend a great deal of my time dealing with highly sensitive, highly confidential information. Over the years I have noticed that many of the institutions I have worked with have gone to great pains and considerable expense to make certain their computer systems have state of the art firewalls and "hacker-proof" encoding systems. Nonetheless, they continue to leak data like a sieve!How can this be? Simple, they are g
This article was submitted to free web content list archives which I'd found online. A search turned up dozens of additional uses across the web. I began to believe that this author simply didn't like the site that used the article and was seeking removal to avoid competition. We took it down to avoid an unnecessary battle over something we didn't wish to fight about.
The site we used it on did compete with this person, but the client site has more to lose than the author, because readers could click through to th
The reference check is probably the most ignored part of the job search process.As a recruiter I’m always amazed how many job searchers consider the reference check to be a moot point given how little time and effort they spend on this part of their job search.Typically, references are completed by a company (or recruiter) directly before they are about to make a job offer. Companies aren’t in the process of cr
This article was submitted to free web content list archives which I'd found online. A search turned up dozens of additional uses across the web. I began to believe that this author simply didn't like the site that used the article and was seeking removal to avoid competition. We took it down to avoid an unnecessary battle over something we didn't wish to fight about.
The site we used it on did compete with this person, but the client site has more to lose than the author, because readers could click through to t
Most retail stores in a particular brand category look the same. They use the same shelving layout, the same colors and the same materials. But every now and then there’s a store that does it completely different- one that demands attention from a distance because it is so unique. These are the stores that no others can imitate, no matter how hard they try. One way to achieve that desirable uniqueness is by changing the
The site we used it on did compete with this person, but the client site has more to lose than the author, because readers could click through to t
You have a bad reputation!And it's not necessarily your fault. There were (and still are) some bad seeds that have spoiled it with bad customer service, rip-off schemes and lack of attention and compassion for their customers.And you have to deal with it!You can't turn your back and ignore it. You must face it head on, embrace it and use it to your advantage.There are so many new small businesses
The site we used it on did compete with this person, but the client site has more to lose than the author, because readers could click through to t
With the advent of new technology especially the internet, we thought that it would be the dooms day for books. But it’s not. In fact more and more people are motivated to read more. And through the internet, making books and selling them has fueled offline readership.You see books play a vital role in fueling literacy in the society. Books are the source of information of people. Because of this there’s a growing dem
The site we used it on did compete with this person, but the client site has more to lose than the author, because readers could click through to the author site from the resource box link and gain the customer instead of the client. Having YOUR article on competitors sites is an incredible marketing coup!
You should be glad anytime this happens as long as they follow your use restrictions and provide live links from the resource box at the end of your articles. The client wisely saw topical web content for their site more valuable than the concern of that external link to the author/competitor.
It does immeasurable good for your link popularity as well since that link comes from a relevant and on-topic site, rather than from a useless
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