Custwin Newsletter - April 2011

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Welcome to the April 2011 Custwin Newsletter.

Each month this newsletter offers you a selection of Custwin blog postings that may be of interest and that you may have missed.

Each posting summary has a few bullet points to help you decide whether you'd benefit from clicking through to see the blog post.

We hope you will find something of interest each month and we always welcome your feedback and contact with Custwin via the details on the right.

Postings this month:

Creating content for websites - an important factor in SEO
Using competitor names in Google Adwords
Why some people shouldn't be in business
Does Twitter as a company need to get cleverer?
Similarities between Kent 2020 and Polling Day
QR Codes: Quick Response and then Quiet Rejection
Tommy Dellar - virginity gone
Poor apps lead to lost business
Time travelling back to the Verona opera
Google Adwords Position Preference - goodbye to bad rubbish

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Creating content for websites - an important factor in SEO

Read this if:

You're aware that it's important to have good quality content on your website but haven't yet got round to doing anything about it.
You take a longer-term view of the ability of your website to do well in Google.

Go to article >

Using competitor names in Google Adwords

Read this if you:

May be bothered if a competitor started advertising on Google under the name of your product/service or brand.
Hadn't considered capitalising on the names of competitors companies and products/services.

Go to article >

Why some people shouldn't be in business

Read this if you:

Allow others to promote your business via email marketing (possibly outsourced) but don't check what's being sent out.
Want to see just one example of why some companies don't deserve to prosper.

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Does Twitter as a company need to get cleverer?

Read this if:

You find it hard to keep up with the flood of tweets and people wanting to follow you.
You detest the dopey people who demonstrate no value in following them on Twitter.

Go to article >

Similarities between Kent 2020 and Polling Day

Read this if you:

Wouldn't usually buy from someone based on your first discussion with them.
Exhibited at Kent 2020 and didn't get quite the results you'd hoped for.

Go to article >

QR Codes: Quick Response and then Quiet Rejection

Read this if you:

Want to see what the first Custwin-generated QR code says.
Are using QR codes in your business, or are considering using them.

Go to article >

Tommy Dellar - virginity gone

Read this if:

You want Tommy's blog to be the most read blog, as it was last month.
You're interested in Tommy's insight into the gentle introduction we gave him to the world of business outside the office.

Go to article >

Poor apps lead to lost business

Read this if you:

Are interested in how a poor app can lead to £thousands of revenue lost.
Will consider, at some stage in the future, having an app created for your business.

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Time travelling back to the Verona opera

Read this if:

Parts of your Google Adwords campaign don't seem to be getting you results.
You don't feel that confident about your own website strength and want to feel that other people are worse.

Go to article >

Google Adwords Position Preference - goodbye to bad rubbish

Read this if you:

Have ever asked an Adwords service provider to "make me top of Google, whatever it takes".
Are interested in how lazy people do pay per click advertising - to their detriment.

Go to article >