In a matter of hours, you can get listed in search engines with Melbourne IT’s Pay-Per-Click Advertising (PPC) Trial Offer for one month. Don’t miss out. This offer ends 31 March 2008. Read More
Taking shortcuts isn’t the advice that you would normally hear from the wise and experienced, but when it comes to Pay-Per-Click, it is one shortcut that may take you closer to your destination on the top of Google. Read more
What better way to trial Pay-Per-Click than to take up our $100 Pay-Per-Click Trial Offer. This offer ends on 29 February 2008.
If you would like to learn more about Pay-Per-Click and other online marketing strategies, book a call with a Melbourne IT e-Business Consultant or call us directly on 1300 132 838.
The rush for .ASIA is on. Between now and 12 March 2008, anyone in the world who meets the eligiblity criteria can apply for a .ASIA domain. Domain names that receive multiple applications will then be auctioned to the highest bidder before .ASIA goes live on 26 March 2008. Don’t miss your chance. Apply for a .ASIA now. Call 1300 793 247.
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It is generally frowned upon when overly ambitious upstarters pay their way (in whatever shape or form) to succeed in the rat race. Thankfully, you will suffer no such moral backlash when you pay your way to the top of Read More
It’s become a singular quest for all websites to get into the good books of search engines to capture the growing number of online customers. But what happens when your website mysteriously disappears from their searches? Whether accidental or a deliberate sanction, what should you do when Google tells you to get lost? Read more
Last week, we talked about how to conquer China’s online market. It isn’t Google you need to impress. Read more
Plus, don’t miss out on your .asia domain name – .asia is the space designed to represent Asia-Pacific. We are now accepting pre-orders until 12 March 2008. Read more
For a FREE consultation, book a call with a Melbourne IT e-Business Consultant or call us directly on 1300 132 838 for more information
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If you’ve been following the drama series Lost which returns to free-to-air television this month, you’d understand the arduous journey of a booby-trapped way home, if there is one. When it comes to the Internet jungle, no website should befall the same fate. Read More
Anyone in the world with an official presence in the Asian community can now register a .ASIA domain name live. With global attention turning to China and the wider Asian region, the release of .asia Read More
Understand how search engines work. Learn key strategies to drive qualified leads to your site and get handy tips to monitor website performance. The “Secrets to online success” seminar series uncovers the keys to websites that sell. Read More
Besides the huge tourist numbers that China is attracting for the 2008 Beijing Olympics, the spotlight is also on the equally massive numbers of Chinese audience the Internet is pulling and the potential it presents for Australian business.
As Marco Polo realised, China is neither a crouching tiger nor hidden dragon in its economic power. If you’re looking to conquer China as the new business frontier or simply want to dip your toe before taking the plunge, this week’s news will be very handy. We’ll show you how to crack the fortune cookie in the Chinese online market. Read more
Also, the Landrush period for .asia domain name applications is just the passport for a smooth landing into China’s online domain. Applications commence 20 February through to 12 March 2008. Read more
Book a call with a Melbourne IT e-Business Consultant or call us directly on 1300 793 247 for more information.
So don’t hesitate, light the firecrackers to usher in the start of the Chinese New Year and your foray into the land of the Orient.
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You don’t need to deliver kicks and punches like Jackie Chan’s to make an impression on the Chinese market. With 800 million searches performed each day, having an online presence on Chinese search engines Read More
It’s the start of the New Year and we hear customers talk about performing nips ‘n tucks to their tired old websites. Sounds like a fantastic idea. But before you start a major makeover surgery on a website that has served you well in the last 3 years or more, take care that it doesn’t blow your hard-earned Google rankings to the bottomless pit. Read More