Recent content by stunna

I run a team of remote workers (designers mainly) and I strongly disagree with the idea of micro-managing them with a tool like Agent Guardian. All I care about is output. I need high-quality designs done by certain deadlines, and if the deadline is achieved then I do not care when exactly...

You can only use one coupon per account. If the traffic is converting for you, plug a credit card in?

But he dies at 80 years of age instead of 55... I guess I have just learned to find happiness outside of ingesting substances? I'm sure that I'm not the only one.

Yelp has high page rank and age, so your link building campaign is very likely to further cement the position of the bad review in the SERPs.

Smart man, taking a page out of Dan Kennedy's book :) Read "The Ultimate Sales Letter" and you'll polish this even further!

Go buy a copy of "Linchpin" by Seth Godin, and read it this weekend. It addresses the core question you are asking. At the very least it will get your creative juices flowing and help you develop a filter for the various possibilities that you are going to come up with for acting as a...

VA is short for "virtual assistant". Many people around the world are looking for opportunities to work online, but for one reason or another they prefer to have a boss rather than run their own business. This is basically what a VA is. You can train the VA to handle certain SEO tasks...

This is a great point. It's important to bring up life-time-value to the business owner, because they may overlook that element when they are considering your pricing proposal. It's your responsibility as the salesperson to ensure that they are thinking in the life-time-value mindset as...

From my past experience, these advertising networks expect you to print the form out so that you can sign your signature with an ink pen. "Sign here" is your handwritten signature. "Print name" is your plain written name, with no fancy signature. "Title" would likely be "Ms." in your case.

Very good answer. The law caters to whoever has the deepest pockets, so it is correct to assume that the band could "use their legal team and bully you into submission", even if you are in the "right".

This is very sound advice.

They are 100% entitled to take the domain name from you, as it is their "brand". If you refused to give up the domain and the case went to court, the judge would likely bring up cyber squatting case precedents. I'm not a lawyer.

I hear that making good music can rapidly increase the fan base for a band on Facebook.

Some interesting theories put forth in this thread. It's quite clear that many of you haven't even spent more than $500 in a PPC account.

The only correct answer to the OP's question has to do with cold hard math, as explained by hochelaga and imperial109.