06.27.07

Local Marketing - Should you help non-profits?

Posted in Web Hosting, Articles, Internet Industry, Internet Marketing, Local Delaware at 3:58 pm by john

I participate on an email mailing list where other Internet company owners discuss local and national marketing strategies. Sometimes there are great ideas, sometimes not so much. Recently there was a post from someone in the industry about how a good local marketing strategy should contain marketing to not-for-profits and other good-natured word of mouth efforts locally that can help your reputation.

I used to believe that, but what I found is that they really don’t work all that well.

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06.25.07

Why you need a Blog

Posted in Delaware.Net, Articles, Internet Industry, Internet Marketing, Search Engines and SEO, Real Estate Web Design, Blogs at 3:13 pm by john

Blogs. Certainly you have heard of a blog, but many people still don’t know what they are and why they are useful. In this article, I am going to explain what a blog is, why you need one, and how they can make you and your company a lot more money. Almost for free.

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06.15.07

Delaware.Net Creative Team Builds Web Site for MONSTER RACING and Rides in Real NASCAR Cars Around Dover Downs Speedway

Posted in Delaware.Net, Web Development, Internet Industry, Site News, Local Delaware at 4:28 pm by john


Our new creative team celebrated the completion of the MonsterRacing.com web site by taking a ride in Monster’s NASCAR racing cars. Monster was very pleased with their new web site so they invited our team out for a day to experience what their program is all about. Jason Cockerham, Creative Developer at Delaware.Net said “1 word…. AWESOME. Better than any roller coaster that I have ridden“. Shannon Sierra, Graphic Designer at Delaware.Net said; “The staff at Monster Racing was great and very attentive. They take special care in making sure that everyone understood that, as thrilling as the ride would be, that it was also safe, so everyone was relaxed and comfortable with the experience.”

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