The Internet Changed Things.
(Some for the better. Some for the worse.)
Marketing has always been a headache for businesses. It used to mean an ad in the Yellow Pages or a spot in the local paper. Now there’s a dizzying pile of online options, and every one of them acts like you can’t live without it. These are the questions we hear most about marketing online and on social media:
- How do you know what will actually work for your business?
- Which social media sites are worth your time and money?
- What should you be putting online?
- Should you post the same thing on every site?
- What are SEO (getting found on Google without paying for it), SEM (paying to show up in search results) and the rest of this alphabet soup?
- What do you do when something unfair or negative about your business shows up online?
These are fair questions. Without straight answers, a lot of businesses end up with a messy, scattered online presence that doesn’t bring in customers.
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Friends, please pray for the entire Kirk family, who learned they'll wait until at least June 2028 for justice, news likely made doubly painful by remarks about Charlie this week that are beneath contempt.
On the “I’ve Had It” podcast, so-called culture commentators Jennifer
Walmart and Kroger are quietly rolling out an internal store technology across America that could either modernize retail or bankrupt the middle-class family budget.
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If a billionaire figures out how to build houses for half the price, I want him building millions of them.
If your first concern is how rich that would make him or how much inequality that would create, then we have very different housing priorities.
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The world has forgotten so much. Largely by design.
This will likely be happening across the .edu universe. Easy target with a ton of potential for payouts.
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It appears as if I just had the fabled GrokBot reset.
Now to see how fast it burns under normal usage… of course this happened after I just put another $20 at it.
13.3 million people’s medical data exposed; companies pay $300,000
If I upload a movie clip to YouTube, I get a copyright strike within hours.
If I burn a copy of an album for a friend, I'm a pirate.
But AI companies can feed millions of books, songs, articles, and photos into a model, and it's called "training."
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