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Josh Howard of the Dallas Mavericks (not to be confused with the popular Washington Mavericks) is currently lighting up YouTube with some some un-patriotic rhetoric. Apparently Howard is not a fan of the National Anthem and says so.

Since 2001, I’ve utilized an electronic marketing methodology (combined with “offline” direct mail) called the Irresistible Rebate Offer.  Click here to see a winning example of an Irresistibe Rebate Offer with my good friend and colleague, Brendon Burchard.  This promotional method works fast, it’s reliable and very, very easy to execute.

I’m pretty confident that any gamer with at least a passing interest in the Star Wars universe knows that Star Wars: The Force Unleashed is coming to the PLAYSTATION 3, PS2, and PSP this month (September 16th, to be exact).

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It’s pretty sad watching SEOs battle the pros (Search Engine Journal) and cons (Learning SEO Basics) of using SEO to combat complaint sites that can rank highly and spread negative information/experiences about a product, company, or brand.

Many thanks to everyone for reading the SellingGeek.com blog, and for listening to our podcast!  Since launching officially in May, our numbers have grown quickly, and we’re gratified and humbled by your response.  We’re now more motivated than ever to make Selling Geek a useful and entertaining resource for you, the sales professional looking for a competitive edge.

I have seen many discussions on whether or not you should use nofollow for a comment author’s URL. I honestly didn’t know which way to go so I decided to go right down the line with a neat little fix. First a little bit about the pros and cons. Allowing the Follow The major pro? It can encourage people to write comments on your posts.

It is an unfortunate thing to get caught saying or doing something that is horrifically embarrassing. So is the case when Jesse Jackson made off-color comments about presidential hopeful Barack Obama during the taping of an interview.

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July 31, 2008 - 4 hours, 4 minutes ago Share Comments When you, Joe or Mary user, buy a computer at Best Buy or Computer Village or order a computer from Dell or Gateway, you get a computer with a system ...