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“I would rather take an hour documenting a task well and making it a process then to take the
five minutes doing the task over and over again. If I document it once and create a process once,
then I have gained that five minutes for a lifetime.”
The extreme examples of undesirable sites are the spammy, duplicate content, cheap bot created marketing nightmares. With any luck, Google will figure out a way to get these kinds of sites de-indexed entirely. However, the folks who run these kinds of sites are always inventing new ways to trick the search engines. It’s this, as much as anything, that causes Google to have to constantly tweak their algorithms to defeat the latest black hat tricks.
Hi guys, I got an amusing and honest question about “The Last Keyword Tool” from my friend John in Australia via Skype Chat. Here it is: John: Hey Russell, Can you tell me what advantage there is with your keyword [...]
Hello folks, Theme Zoom’s Natural Language Processing technology gives you an unfair advantage over your (or your clients) competition. Because our marketing campaigns are not driven by hype, and we have not targeted the “affiliate” marketer in the past, some [...]
Hello folks, One of the most common FAQ’s we get from new visitors is: “Which Theme Zoom product should I buy . . . Krakken ™ or The Last Keyword Tool ™ ?” The following bullet points will help you [...]
Hi folks, Here is another episode of FLY-On-The-Wall starring Sue Bell. The name of this podcast is “The Business DNA.” In this episode Sue and I argue (I mean talk) about the business theme (keyword) DNA and your keyword [...]
Today I want to talk about the power that occurs when you braid your Keyword DNA with the ideas from your USP and how this can make a powerful and convincing website as well as expanding this to include your [...]
As the main engineer for Theme Zoom, I frequently get questions/requests that use varying other tools as points of comparison or reference. One of the most common classes of tools is the Keyword Tool class. I won’t bother to mention [...]
