Monthly Archives: June 2008

A solution to displaying pricing on my website

Posted on June 30, 2008 by Dave J.

Over a year ago I did a series of posts discussing the value and issues in adding product pricing to your website. Part of the reason I went thru this exercise was to figure out a solution for my particular … Continue reading →

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Google Trends: ThomasNet vs. GlobalSpec

Posted on June 23, 2008 by Dave J.

UPDATED: See clarification about ‘Also visited’ below. Just announced that Google Labs’ Website Trends tool can put graphs side-by-side. Hard numbers are not shown, which is probably smart on their part. And ‘tiny’ sites like companies in my industry don’t … Continue reading →

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The State of B2Blogosphere (2): Getting some signal

Posted on June 18, 2008 by Dave J.

I guess I titled this series wrong. I really want to talk about the B2Blogosphere. I’ve complained about the ‘noise’ drowning out the ‘signal’. We need more ‘signal’, but what counts? Getting some ‘Signal’–here’s the kind of things that I … Continue reading →

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Microsoft AdCenter offers some help, free

Posted on June 2, 2008 by Dave J.

I got this email last week (edited down): Dear David, At Microsoft adCenter, our goal is to help you attract more customers and maximize your search ROI while saving time. That’s why we’re offering you free one-on-one assistance from an … Continue reading →

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