• The Spontaneous: (Artisan: Sensing-Perceiving) – often competes and is primarily motivated by the thrill of the winning experience, the adrenaline rush.
• The Competitive: (Rationalist: Intuitive-Thinking) – often competes and is primarily motivated by big-picture status, the trophy on the shelf.
• The Humanistic: (Idealist: Intuitive-Feeling) – often competes and is primarily motivated by the success of the team, one for all.
• The Methodical: (Guardian: Sensing-Judging) – often competes and is primarily motivated by the satisfaction of a job well done, winning is it’s own reward.

Your Nephew Jimmy…
Leaving your company website development in the hands of a relative or student to save a few hundred dollars is a strategy that usually backfires.

Amateur productions…
You wouldn’t show a client a homemade business card printed on flimsy paper? Why would you stake your company’s reputation on an amateur production and inadaquate website marketing, development, and promotion system?

Unclear objectives…
A website is just a tool to accomplish a set of objectives. Unless you thoroughly understand those objectives, how could you develop the right tools for the job, such as search engine optimization or pay-per-click advertising?

You’ve grown apart…
Businesses are constantly evolving, however most websites never change. Over time these sites not only look dated, but also no longer properly represent the business.

No one knows you exist…
Having the “Cadillac” of websites is worthless unless your target market can find you, which is why we offer exceptional search engine optimization and website promotion tools.

Later I go eat at bigga restaurant. The waitress bring me a spoon and a knife but no fock. I tella her I wanna fock, shee tella me everyone wanna fock. I tella her you dont understand, i wanna fock on the table. She say you better no fock onna table, you sonna ma bitch.

So, I go back to my room inna hotel and there is no shite onna my bed. I call the manager and tella him I wanna shite onna my bed. He say you better no shit onna bed, you sonna ma bitch.

I go check out and the man at the desk say “peasce on you”. I say piss onna you too, you sonna ma bitch. I gonna back to Italy.

Google started search engine advertising in December 1999. It was not until October 2000 before the adwords system was introduced. Allowing advertisers to create text ads for placement on the search engine. However PPC was only introduced in 2002, until then, advertisements were charged at CPM. Yahoo Advertisements have always been PPC, since its introduction in 1998.

As the costs of production and distribution fall, especially online, there is now less need to lump products and consumers into one-size-fits-all containers.

In an era without the constraints of physical shelf space and other bottlenecks of distribution, narrowly-targeted goods and services can be as economically attractive as mainstream fare.

In September 1998, when Google Inc. opened for business inside a Silicon Valley garage, the Web entered its second phase. Unlike thousands of now-dead dot coms that preceded it, Google proved that you really could give stuff away and still make a profit. By allowing Net users to determine where pages ranked in Google results, the search engine was arguably the first Web 2.0 application.

Yahoo represented the first attempt to catalog the Web, offering directory-style listings of every site that mattered–with tiny sunglasses marking sites deemed truly cool. When providing exhaustive coverage became impossible, Yahoo was reborn as a Web portal, combining the directory with search, news headlines, instant messaging, e-mail, photo hosting, job listings, and assorted other services. As other major portals like Lycos and Excite died off or were consumed by bigger fish, Yahoo continued to expand. Though surpassed by the Google search juggernaut, Yahoo may have memorable Web moments yet to come with co-founder Jerry Yang

“Emma come first. Denna I come. Two asses, they come together. I come again. Two asses, they come together again. I come again and pee twice. Then I come once-a more.”

“You foul-mouthed swine,” said the lady indignantly. “In this country we don’t talk about our sex lives in public!”

“Hey, coola down lady,” said the man. “Imma justa tellun my friend howa to spella Mississippi.”

Keyword - The search term.

KEI Analysis - The Keyword Effectiveness Index is one way to consider keyword competitiveness. The KEI compares the Count result with the number of Competing Web pages; the higher the KEI number for the search phrase, the better target the search phrase appears to be. This is a combination of the number of competing pages with the number of searches—the larger the Count the higher the KEI number; the larger the number of Competing pages, the lower the KEI number.

Count - The number of times the search phrase has been used in Wordtracker’s partner search engines.

24 Hours - An estimate of the number of times each day somebody searches this search engine using the search phrase.

Competing - The number of Web pages the search engine says it has in its index that match the search phrase.