‘Marketing’ at Psychology, Philosophy and Real Life

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Greg’s High Performance SEO Plugin for WordPress

Last updated 23rd July 2009

For WordPress bloggers, there’s a new contender in town for high performance ‘white hat’ SEO. Configure over 100 separate on-page SEO characteristics. Load just 600 lines of code per page view. No junk: just high performance SEO at its best.

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Therapist Directories: Are They Worth Your Time (And Money)?

Last updated 12th May 2008

When I’m asked for suggestions about how to get more clients for an online therapy practice, one of the first things the other therapist usually mentions is their membership in such-and-such online directory. It turns out that quite a few of the therapists who are struggling to find clients are already members of one or more directories, so it’s clear that not everybody who joins a directory actually winds up with many clients. Therapist directories might be a great deal, but for whom?

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The Great Self-Help Scam?

Last updated 15th January 2008

Self-Help is a massive and growing industry. Are these books really selling the secrets to happiness, thinness and wealth? Or are they making profits from the comforting illusion that these things are really for sale?

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Google Offers Free Advertising to New Advertisers

Last updated 5th July 2005

Marketing blogs have been picking up news that Google is offering £20 of free advertising to new advertisers who sign up via a special link. If you haven’t yet tried Google’s AdWords system to promote your private practice, this could be a good incentive to give it a try.

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Weaknesses and Limitations of Alexa Rankings Data

Last updated 17th June 2005

Our caveats regarding the reliability of Alexa data have been echoed on leading blogs dedicated to search engine marketing and affiliate marketing. For practitioners in private practice, Alexa provides a valuable source of third-party traffic data — just remember to take everything it tells you with a grain of salt.

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