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‘Dear John’ Dethrones ‘Avatar’ In The Saturday Box Office Report
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MovieReviewsGuide 1 day 9 hours ago
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1. “Dear John” ($13.8 million)2. “Avatar” ($6.1 million)3. “From Paris With Love” ($3 million)4. “Edge of Darkness” ($2.3 million)5. “When in Rome” ($2 million)After seven straight weekend victories, is it possible that “Avatar” is finally about to fall to a romantic comedy? That’s certainly how the weekend is shaping a
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Shopper Profiles and Conversion Rates Part I
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RimmKaufman 1 day 9 hours ago
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There is data and there is the human behavior it seeks to describe. Data driven marketing does not always demand an understanding of human motivation; drive by the numbers and the numbers will improve as a result. However, we often find that grasping at least some understanding of the underlying human behavior can help us better predict what strategies will and will not yield results.Many expla
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The Unexplainably Ignored Potential of Canada’s Trademarks Act
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SeoSmarty 1 day 9 hours ago
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*This is a guest post by Gab Goldenberg*[This is a slightly adapted excerpt from a much longer law school essay I wrote this past summer for on the issue of rebills, those affiliate marketing 'offers' that trick people into signing up for products that will bill them on a recurring basis without their knowledge. The excerpt deals with Canada's Trademarks Act and how the rebills may/not fit under
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Friday Links
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StephanMiller 1 day 9 hours ago
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Image via CrunchBaseMagento block caching | InchooIf you have a Magento site and slow loading configurable products pages, download and use the extension listed here. The same concept of caching applies to any html block in Magento. Setting this up reloads a copy of the block the second time and does not call the database. Blocks can be cached until edited.This change actually sped up the configu
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Cheni Yerushalmi Interview, Support For Start-up Companies & Entrepreneurs
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Retireat21 1 day 9 hours ago
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Don’t Believe in a Downturn, Believe in OpportunityHi Everyone,Today we have a wonderful interview with Cheni Yerushalmi, the founder of Sunshineny.com, a truly unique business that rents out office space to entrepreneurs in New York City. Cheni’s clients include Gary Vaynerchuk. Indeed it was at Cheni’s Lafayette Street location that I met Gary Vaynerchuk last year.What an amazing lo
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2010 Vancouver Olympics Are A Week Away And Big Announcements Coming
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CanIMakeBigMoneyOnline 1 day 9 hours ago
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Just wanted to quickly mention that the 2010 Winter Olympics are about a week away from starting and my wife Jill and her friend from college, Sherry, are covering the Olympics on our blog: http://winterolympicsnews.com/ They are both excellent writers, so if you are interested in a unique take on this year’s Olympic Games then click here to check them out. Also, I wanted to let you know th
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Is The Trend Towards Content-Communities Commodifying Them?
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Seoroi 1 day 9 hours ago
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Ads are increasingly being bought to promote content, rather than to create brand awareness or sell directly. What’s interesting to me about this is that it’s a trend growing in parallel with a trend amongst large, SEO-driven sites towards building blog-focused communities. These content community sites typically follow this outline, with some variants:Generic brand name geared toward
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SEO Bullshit: Mimicking a file system in URIs
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SebastiansPamphlets 1 day 9 hours ago
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Way back in the WWW’s early Jurassic, micro computer based Web development tools sneakily begun poisoning the formerly ideal world of the Internet. All of a sudden we saw ‘.htm’ URIs, because CP/M and later on PC-DOS file extensions were limited to 3 characters. Truncating the ‘language’ part of HTML was bad enough. Actually, fucking with well established naming conv
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