Liaison with Other Organisations
Since the negotiation of a Memorandum of Understanding with Ninemsn Pty Limited in August 2004, the next stage of the ‘corporate community partnership’ with Ninemsn has been progressed. A joint website on the Ninemsn network promoting NetAlert and Internet safety was developed during this period. In-kind support being provided by Ninemsn under […]
Tom Chandler writes:
By mailing a three-dimensional object - through a channel that’s fast becoming “obsolete” in so many online marketers’ eyes - you’ve tapped into the very human desire for something unique.
Years ago, I sent an ad agency a battered bowling pin, asking if they were truly bowled over by the work they were currently […]
Frank Schilling has an interesting post up on Search Engine Arbitrage:
You buy traffic at Google under keyword “hair accessories” and send that traffic to a made up website you created like hairstyling101.com, loaded with staged pseudo content and links to higher paying results at Yahoo. Because the visits from Google are highly targeted and […]
From the site:
What is BritePic?
* BritePic adds interactivity and ads (if you want them) to the photos on your website.
* BritePic is free and easy to use.
* If you’re an HTML coder, use BritePic instead of the tag.
Maybe it’s the new Photobucket. […]
From the Wikipedia entry for a certain well-known drug for gentlemen’s problems (that I shall not name for fear of the ads Google would serve):
In the United States, Eli Lilly has a multiyear agreement to promote [A CERTAIN DRUG] with professional golf’s PGA TOUR.
I had a momentary “What the?”, but then I realised - a […]
From the Wikipedia:
The first location was opened in 1937 when William “Billy Goat” Sianis bought the Lincoln Tavern for $205 with a bounced check (he made good on it with the proceeds from the first weekend they were open). When the 1944 Republican Convention came to down, he posted a sign saying “No Republicans allowed” […]