Bill McIntosh

Get in line at your local Apple store, because the awesome new iPad will be available for purchase starting this Saturday! You can also enter my contest to win a FREE one, by going to My iPad Contest.

That bridges over nicely to something I mentioned in a recent live show. Traditional desktop searching is changing rapidly. The way people are consuming the internet is changing. And as a business owner, it’s vital that you stay on top of these changes so that you’re not left in the dust. Mobile marketing is not just the future of marketing, it’s the NOW of marketing.

This is a preview of iPad: A Clue to Mobile Marketing Trends. Click here to read iPad: A Clue to Mobile Marketing Trends in full (301 words, 2 images, estimated 1:12 mins reading time)

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You got questions?  Well…we got answers.

Throughout the week, members of my BusinessInnerCircle.com website ask questions on our forums.  The members help each other, and my staff are there to answer questions as well.  And on Tuesday nights I answer a few of the forum questions live on my show. Two great questions were posed this past week in the forums, so I decided to answer them on the show.

Question 1 was about article writing, its value and the issue of duplicate content.

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Today Google announced the introduction of their new AdManager service. It’s described as an ad serving tool for publishers of small and medium sized websites. With it you can serve ads from AdSense and other networks along with serving in house advertising as well.

Google describes Admanager this way:

This is a preview of Google AdManager: The First Product From Buying DoubleClick. Click here to read Google AdManager: The First Product From Buying DoubleClick in full (273 words, 2 images, estimated 1:06 mins reading time)

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