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Hello guys and gals...I have the very first of many interviews with a friend I met at a conference last year. I was very impressed by his knowledge of SEO. And he plugged me into one of his latest products that discussed how to defend yourself against negative Yelp reviews. I was so impressed with the product that I had to interview him on this topic. So David Ostiguy is his name and he''s the first to go through my six question interview series. Please give him a round of applause for being the first under the gun with http://profitpathz.com

Now first of all...I don't mean to gross you out on the title. But once we jump in here, you'll see hopefully where I'm coming from as we look at a small business lesson from the home toilet. Now if you can't get through this article I totally understand. Look away till the next article. But if you can stomach it, please continue. So a funny thing happened to me while I was on the can yesterday. There was an epiphany that came to light. Now I assure you that I've had epiphanies in other less bashful locations...but this one was http://profitpathz.com

Google, every once in awhile doesn't something different to their usual home page. Today they have this under the search field... Well...when you click the link, you will get to a place with several videos and information on how you can be involved in the next Google event. There are several local events to attend. Unfortunately, as I write this, I am kinda upset that I missed the event that just happened yesterday. I missed the Android founder, Rich Miner here in Boston. Not cool man! Oh well, I know there will be others to http://profitpathz.com

[caption id="attachment_5972" align="aligncenter" width="400"] It's a wrap![/caption] Hi guys, It was a busy week! I published a guest post about SMS texting (which I know nearly nothing about) - Tips for a More Successful SMS Campaign I also pushed a question out to you all about doing "roundups" and I'm still waiting for answers - c'mon! Roundups – And I Am Not Talking About Monsanto! We talked a bit about Google+ Ripples I introduced you to a short report called Plug ‘n Read more...and please RT, like, and share.

[caption id="attachment_5972" align="aligncenter" width="400"] It's a wrap![/caption] Hi guys, It was a busy week! I published a guest post about SMS texting (which I know nearly nothing about) - Tips for a More Successful SMS Campaign I also pushed a question out to you all about doing "roundups" and I'm still waiting for answers - c'mon! Roundups – And I Am Not Talking About Monsanto! We talked a bit about Google+ Ripples I introduced you to a short report called Plug ‘n Read more...and please RT, like, and share.

SMS campaigns have become a popular marketing tactic over the past few years due to the rise in mobile devices. Many companies are realizing that they can reach their audience quickly and efficiently through the use of mobile marketing, and SMS campaigns are one of the most used methods. SMS is popular because it keeps the marketing strategy simple. SMS is simply text based, so there is no need for code or graphics to be created. Users are limited to 160 characters of text, which forces them Read more...and please RT, like, and share.

SMS campaigns have become a popular marketing tactic over the past few years due to the rise in mobile devices. Many companies are realizing that they can reach their audience quickly and efficiently through the use of mobile marketing, and SMS campaigns are one of the most used methods. SMS is popular because it keeps the marketing strategy simple. SMS is simply text based, so there is no need for code or graphics to be created. Users are limited to 160 characters of text, which forces them Read more...and please RT, like, and share.