....that is the question.

I have a strong view on this issue and the importance of "Inbound Links" far outweighs the benefits of "Keyword Optimization".....for me.

Catch this full article and you will catch the essence of this point of view....

http://www.eatsleeptraffic.com/inbound-links.htm

Niche Marketing is the "in" thing and everyone is going gaga over "niches". Speaking of niches, I wonder why on earth would people search for as boring a "niche" as dogs.

Who cares as long as there is a market which is evident from ...you won't believe this -11,70,000 searches for "dog" as reflected in the Overture keyword selector tool...and the R/S ratio (Results to Searches) ratio reflects the importance of the niche...believe it or not..136 million results in google for "dog". A sub-niche looks more promising...but Why on earth would there be 14,107 searches in Dec 2005 for the search term "the ugliest dog in the world"?

Again...Why should you care as long as there is "money" in the niche. If you want to have a go at this niche...check out http://www.eatsleeptraffic.com/articles-on-dogs.html

Mike Filsaime has given the "Butterfly Effect" a new meaning with his "Butterfly Marketing".

This is the origin....

"The flapping of a single butterfly's wing today produces a tiny change in the state of the atmosphere. Over a period of time, what the atmosphere actually does diverges from what it would have done. So, in a month's time, a tornado that would have devastated the Indonesian coast doesn't happen...." (Ian Stewart, Does God Play Dice? The Mathematics of Chaos, pg. 141)

...and you can read how Mike Filsaime has taken this concept to greater levels in Internet Marketing at
http://butterfly-marketing.blogspot.com

Are you a part of the action ?

Ever wonder how those internet marketers earn money on the web?

February 09th 2006 will witness Dina Giolitto getting the gurus to join her for the First Annual Web Content Awareness Day.

Mark your calendar for February 9, 2006. You don't want to miss Dina rocking the internet with an event that has never been seen before.

Catch the live action at http://www.webcontentawarenessday.com