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Internet Stuffing, Yummy
Search engine optimization (SEO) seems to be a necessary evil these days. This is a very unfortunate fact. I have come across more and more sites recently that seem to be created just for the sake of deriving cheap traffic from the various search engines (read Google). When I say "cheap" what I am really referring to are those sites whose content contain no original thought, or very little original thought and offer nothing of substance to the Internet population.

Review: the MindValley Way to Ecommerce Success
There are a lot of books and resources available aimed at the would-be online entrepreneur. If you really are just starting out, though, how do you know you’re not going to be taken for a ride? You could do worse than to take a look at this e-book offering from MindValley Labs. 

Dissecting the Winning Sites
You've started building your web site, and you want to know how to score high in the SERPs like the leading sites in your field. In this article, you'll learn how to look at those winning sites, discover the secrets to their success -- and translate those secrets to your own web site. 

eBay Enters Contextual Ad Business
You have to wonder when two companies who both say they are emphatically not competing with each other seem to be explicitly entering each other’s fields. First, we hear the most reliable rumors yet that Google is setting up a system to rival eBay’s PayPal. Now, straight from eBay, we hear that the auction giant is entering the contextual ad business. What’s going on? Keep reading to find out.You have to wonder when two companies who both say they are emphatically not competing with each other seem to be explicitly entering each other’s fields. First, we hear the most reliable rumors yet that Google is setting up a system to rival eBay’s PayPal. Now, straight from eBay, we hear that the auction giant is entering the contextual ad business. What’s going on? Keep reading to find out.