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There is a very good article about the dangers of doing business online, relying to heavily on your computer(s) to RUN your business, and the dangers of theft.  Worth a 5 minute read.

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Okay… I've refrained from bashing these idiots for about as long as I possibly could… and forgive me for ranting here… but I've had about all of the "SEO PRO LYING" I can stand.

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Seems that several SEO Companies are starting to "make the rounds" once again in calling and trying to convince some of you that "Search Engine Optimization" is the end all solution to your traffic problems.  So allow me a moment (if you will) to address this topic:
 
I labeled the subject of this post "Search Engine Optimization?" with a question mark, because that's exactly what it is.  A BIG Question mark!!!

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If you use Google Adwords or Yahoo Search Marketing (formerly known as Overture) for your pay per click advertising, you'll want to "listen up". There's a new competitor on the scene:  "MSN Ad Center."  Microsoft's pay per click program is called "MSN Keywords" which is the first of several advertising options they have planned.

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