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iViZ has announced that it has discovered new classes of vulnerabilities in many popular commercial and open source antivirus software. These vulnerabilities can potentially allow attackers to break into systems using such antivirus software. The affected software include many popular commercial and open source antivirus software such as AVG, F-Se Read More

Let's look at a few useful resources designed for how-to content that can help you gain links and awareness. Read More

Why marketing is essential during a recession, and how you can use marketing to help your clients help their clients. Read More

An unpatched vulnerability found in Internet Explorer 7 also affects older versions of the browser as well as the latest beta version, Microsoft warned Thursday. The new information widens the pool of users who could be at risk of inadvertently becoming infected with malicious software installed on their PC, as Microsoft does not yet have a patch Read More

Having direct advertisers is a very lucrative way of monetizing your blog. Ads are one of the few ways in which a blogger can capitalize on existing blog traffic without any additional work, such as developing products like e-books or providing services like search engine optimization. First step for a blogger to attract sponsors to his blog is to Read More

Yesterday I wrote about my experience of launching a new blog and talked about some of the benefits of starting new blogs once you already have one going. Read More

An interesting article for online marketing in a recession... Read More

Your web site's bounce rate may be a significant factor in your search engine rankings. If the bounce rate on your site is high, you could end up with lower rankings in the search engines. Correspondingly, lower bounce rates may actually offer meaningful ranking boosts. Read More

Many people (including some sales and marketing coaches) think selling is a matter of manipulating, pushing, or tricking customers. And some selling is just that. Con men and boiler room operations are at the extreme edge of persuasive communication, and they give the rest of it a bad name. Read More