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Is your website successful? Does your site support your brand, drive business growth, and bring in sales leads? If not, it's time to consider upgrading your business website. In the age of technology an informative, appealing, and accessible website has a direct correlation to business growth and credibility.
Marketpath CMS is the web content management and content marketing solution that can convert your website from a static billboard into a valuable marketing tool that can drive business growth. Here are just a few of the reasons why your business should choose Marketpath CMS:
Great Tool Set-
Marketpath CMS provides the perfect toolset to manage your website updates and content marketing. Our software gives your business a stress-free way to manage and update your site even for non-technical people. All updates and additions to the site happen in one place, via the web! Whether one is updating text copy, adding images or videos to a gallery, or creating calendar events, Marketpath CMS does it all! Businesses have the ability to create event registration pages, to build surveys and web forms via our form builder, to work with SEO tools, to create and publish blogs, and more. With Marketpath CMS's breadth of tools and ease, it makes confusing and tricky website marketing effortless!
Selecting Marketpath CMS means you've chosen one of the easiest and highest rated content management systems available today – one that is currently used by hundreds of other large and small businesses. But that's not all; you'll all receive the constant support of the Marketpath team. With your Marketpath CMS subscription, you'll receive unlimited support for all your website and content management needs. You can call or email at any time and we'll be eager to help with any questions or needs. Need help uploading a case study or document for the first time? We can walk you through it. Forgot how to add a video? We'll help you out. But it isn't only technical support Marketpath can provide. We're also available to provide marketing assistance and guidance when desired. Need advice on creating a landing page or on how to optimize a new page for search? Just ask and we'll gladly provide marketing advice. For many small businesses, with limited technical or marketing resources, Marketpath can be a valuable partner that supports your internal team. One of our strengths is our availability and dedication to our customers.
Website Monitoring and Hosting-
In addition to our support, Marketpath meets all your website monitoring and hosting needs. We track your site to make sure it is up and running and our alerted if any issues arise. We also monitor your website to ensure it is always working at an acceptable speed, so that your users have a positive experience. As a small business it can be difficult to have enough technical resources that have both the time and experience to handle your growing website needs. When you work with Marketpath, you won't need any internal technical support - Marketpath manages it all.
Automatic Upgrades-
With Marketpath CMS your business doesn't have to worry about keeping up with the latest technology trends and changes. We'll add new functionality (new tools, enhancements, etc.) at least every quarter to your software. Your website will never get outdated technically because the Marketpath team works with evolving technology, constantly building it into our software, to improve your digital marketing capabilities. Any new functionalities or technology are automatically made available to your company, so you won't have to worry about it. That's the benefit of Marketpath CMS's Software as a Servive (SaaS) or On-Demand platform.
Web/Digital Marketing Services-
Marketpath not only gives you a great software toolset and support, but also becomes your partner and expert in digital marketing strategy. Regardless of your online marketing needs, Marketpath is there to work with you. With expertise in web design (including responsive websites) and website development, content marketing, site optimization (SEO), and social marketing, the Marketpath team is there to give your business the online presence it needs.
Let us know how we can help your business or non profit or see how we helped other organizations like yours by visiting our website case studies or website projects sections.
The debate has raged on for years now about the value of an open-source Content Management System (CMS) versus the on-demand Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) CMS model. Yes, Wordpress, which holds a large chunk of the market, is free. Anyone can pick a template and toss something up on the web. And everyone likes things that are free, right? Perhaps, but you also get what you pay for.
The concept of a free CMS is a bit misleading. Yes, it's true that open-source code is developed by a community of people who offer it to users at no charge. But just because a technology is available doesn't mean you'll know what to do with it.
Suppose you get through the basic steps of getting a site up and running. Now what? Who do you turn to when you have a question? What happens when it's time to update the source code? Free technologies don't come with award-winning 24/7 customer service departments. Your likely options are suspect online documentation and Wikipedia. Not too comforting. How much time do you want to spend digging for answers? What's that time worth to you?
Take the lack of help desk support a step further. Basic technical support is one thing; get hit by a virus or hacked, and you're looking at a whole other set of problems. Security should be a primary concern for anyone carving out online real estate. Open source plug-ins can solve some security issues, but they're not a guarantee. Worst case scenario, you get bugged, information is compromised, and the site comes crashing down. Again, who do you call? How much time do want to spend trying to fix the problem?
How about new functionality? With open-source systems you can find free plug-ins that add new capabilities to your site. But you'll need someone to install them and hopefully understand them from a technical perspective. With Marketpath CMS, upgrades are included with your subscription and you receive them automatically – no hassle.
Take a few moments to consider the overall potential for frustration. If you're a business owner, your focus needs to be building the company - and your website should be a strategic component of your plan to do so. You can't afford to be bogged down in technical minutia. Marketpath's on-demand, custom CMS eliminates these concerns so you make the most of your time, increase revenue, and reduce costs.
Contact us today to learn more about our content management, web design and website development services..
Your website isn't maximizing its value if no one can find it- right? That's why Marketpath includes on-site search engine optimization (SEO) services with every website design we provide our clients. But optimizing a new site is only the beginning. To improve your rankings with search engines like Google, Bing, and Yahoo, you'll need to have a living, breathing site that continuously provides new, relevant content for your target audience.
Marketpath makes it easy to add content to your site, but that's just the start. Marketpath CMS also provides SEO tools that allow you, the non-technical user, to easily optimize your new content (pages, images, videos) for on-page search optimization. What our short video to see how easy you can optimize new content on your site.
Stayed tuned for our next installment to see how you can easily leverage Marketpath Blogging to create engaging, SEO friendly blogs.
The holidays and the Super Bowl are over, so it's time to get back to our "How Easy is Marketpath CMS" series. This week, we'll demonstrate how easy it is to create a brand new web page using Marketpath CMS, our web content management system for small businesses.
Think about it. Marketpath lets you create any type of new page in minutes: new product pages, promotional offers, event pages, news, resources pages, project galleries, and more. Now days, online success is all about content marketing - and we'll let you easily create the content and calls-to-action your business needs to enhance customer engagement, increase credibility and create leads. In short- we'll make your website and online marketing easy.
Keep an eye out for our next installment to see how Marketpath lets you easily manage your website's on-page SEO.
Are you starting to outgrown your current web content management system or blogging platform? Migrating your website or blog to a new content management system can be an intimidating task, depending on how much content your current site has. But no matter what the reason for the move (capability, cost, support, etc.), there are a few steps that you should ensure are handled carefully while performing the migration. First things first:
Get Your Content
Whether this means getting into a database and downloading all of the previous content or posts, or copying the content manually, don't shut the old site down until you have a copy of everything that you've done in the past.
Grab Your Old Sitemap
You may be building a website from scratch, so a lot of these pages might not be getting transferred to the new system. That's okay, this step will make sense, I promise.
Set up New Pages/Posts
Within the new content management system, build out your website like its being built from scratch. When naming pages, consider the SEO value of each page name (be descriptive, but to the point). Copy the old blog posts into the new system and take note of how the URL is generated. (www.URL.com/blog/blog-post-title)
Set Up Redirects
This is probably the most important, and often times painstaking piece of migrating to a new CMS. Each blog post from the old system should be set up as a redirect to the new URL. For instance, if your old blog created URLs like this: blog.URL.com/blog-post-title, but the new CMS creates them like this: www.URL.com/blog/blog-post-title, then you want to make sure you redirect the old URL to the new URL as to not lose any link value. URLs from the old site (you grabbed that old sitemap, right?) should be setup as redirects to new, corresponding pages on the new site.
Migrating systems can be a daunting task. Have a plan before moving forward with any content migration to make sure each detail is preserved, and a whole bunch of 404's aren't created in the process.
This is our second post in our "How Easy is Marketpath CMS" series. Last week, our video showed you how simple it is to add SEO friendly images to your website using our easy CMS. This week we'll demonstrate how effortless it is to add a video to your website using our web content management system for small businesses.
Stayed tuned for our next installment to see how you can add an entire new page to your website in just minutes! Until then, Merry Christmas and Happy Hanukkah.
While this is a common feature of the majority of content management systems these days, if your current CMS doesn't allow you to modify certain on-page elements, it may be time to start shopping around. Each page within your site should be crafted and optimized with the overall goal of higher rankings and increased traffic in mind. Here are a few elements to check:
Title Tags
Title tags are probably the easiest, yet most important, element of any page to modify with most Content Management Systems. Each page within your site should have a well-crafted title tag that you (or your web developer) have written. Alternatively, in the case of larger sites, or e-commerce sites with lots of products, the content management system should be able to help generate very-friendly tags based upon the page or product name and the overall brand of the website.
Meta Descriptions
Meta descriptions help increase the click-through rate for search engine listings. Any given CMS should allow you to modify each page's meta description within your site. These are great places for a few quick sentences involving key phrases you're targeting and a call to action to entice the user to click.
H1 Tags
A good CMS will allow you to simply highlight and style any text within your site with an H, or heading, tag. An H1 tag should be thought of as the headline of the page and should directly relate to the content on that particular page. Styling this text should happen automatically, making the job of the content creator much easier.
File Names and Alt Tags
Within your CMS, you're going to be uploading content. This content should retain the original file name once upload (assuming that you named your images and videos with applicable key phrases). Also, when inserting an image onto a page, the option to add Alt Image Text should be presented. This text will help your odds of being relevant for Google Image searches.
Automated Elements
The elements that should be automated within your CMS for on-page SEO purposes are things like the URL structure, XML Sitemap, and robots.txt file. The URL that is generated for any given page should be friendly, without creating session IDs, or other unnecessary snippets. The XML Sitemap and robots.txt file are pretty much strictly for search engines and automatically generated by your CMS.
There are other elements of on-page SEO that are important (content creation, internal linking structure, etc.), but those are at the heart of every CMS. The elements listed above are extremely important and shouldn't be a daunting task if you've chosen the right CMS for the job. If you're a bit new to SEO, feel free to download our SEO Whitepaper free of charge.
Marketpath CMS was built on the foundation of simplicity. Everything we do is geared towards helping small businesses and organizations to be both more effective and efficient running their website marketing. In our opinion, the best way to do that is to make things easy!
That's why anyone can manage and market their website using Marketpath CMS, our easy to use web content management solution. With Marketpath, you don't need any technical expertise or knowledge of HTML. Anyone can successfully market their website, adding new pages, blogging, inserting images and videos, managing event and calendars, creating web forms, surveys, and landing pages. You can even manage meta data to drive enhanced SEO rankings! And the best part is that all the above tasks can be done in literally minutes.
Starting today, and over the next few months, we'll show you just how easy it is to market your website using Marketpath CMS. Watch our quick video and see how you can add search friendly images to your website in minutes!
Stayed tuned for our next installment to see how you can easy manage videos using Marketpath CMS.
Over the next few weeks, I will be quickly covering what we are calling "CMS Protips". This series will feature, in no particular order, a list of tips and tricks to get the most out of your content management system and your website. Let's get this started!
Protip #1 - Automate your Homepage's Content
Since your homepage is most likely the most important page on your website, automating a much of the content as possible makes a lot of sense. This automated content can consist of blog feeds, upcoming events, news, social media content, or any other type of data that may be useful to your visitors.
What Data can you Automate?
Your homepage should reflect the most current message from your company, not the same "Company Overview" paragraph that hasn't changed in years. This up-to-date content should drive traffic to inner pages of your site where the user is given the opportunity to convert to a customer.
Automating your homepage's content gives three distinct benefits:
1. Cleaner Overall Look and Feel After Each Update
Pulling in data and formatting it with the already existing content will ensure that the look and feel of your website is kept intact each time your homepage is updated. Manually editing this content can lead to errors, extra line spaces, and other minor issues that can decrease the effectiveness of your site.
2. Easier Content Management
Managing your content in one place in your CMS and having that propagate throughout your site is the optimal setup for any content manager. Changing one piece of content will be reflected in each part of the site that uses that data.
3. More Consistent Usability
Your website visitors will appreciate your website staying consistent throughout their visit. This is especially helpful if your website has a large ratio of return visitors as they know what information to expect and where to find it quickly.
Obviously there may be some pieces of your homepage that cannot be automated (image galleries, for example). When you're dealing with one of these, just make sure you're paying special attention when you are updating them.
Stay tuned for Protip #2!
The new website, designed and developed by Marketpath, is structured to provide up-to-date information on the church and the services they provide, while remaining user-friendly. The new website includes a calendar, allowing people to easily view future events. The site is now a responsive website, allowing the website to be easily accessible on all types of electronic devices. This is a major step forward for St. Dunstan's, as it allows its churchgoers to quickly find service times and information using their mobile phones and tablets.
Marketpath worked closely with St. Dunstan's to provide a high quality, user-friendly website, which will allow it to be more accessible to both the church and the parishioners. Additionally, Saint Dunstan also selected Marketpath, because they wanted a functional, user-friendly web content management solution (CMS), that would allow non-technical users to update and add new content to the church's site on a daily basis. The combination of a well designed site and Marketpath CMS, will allow St. Dunstan's to continue their success and continue to grow its congregation.
Stenz Construction Corporation launched a new website this week to support their growth and to further position their organization as a leader in Indianapolis Construction Services.
Stenz is a full-service general contractor, construction manager and real estate services firm, headquartered in Downtown Indianapolis. Since their founding in 1973, Stenz has built an impressive resume of work throughout the Midwest and across a variety of project types; ranging from interior remodels to complex high-rise construction, and demanding historic renovation and adaptive reuse projects. Stenz's mission is to deliver quality, innovative and cost effective solutions to their partners and clients.
Beau Ansty, Director of Asset Management for Stenz, feels that the new site is a dramatic improvement over the company's previous website and that it does a much better job communicating the organization's heritage, expertise and capabilities.
"We have enjoyed working with Marketpath on the complete redesign of our website. Their expertise on the aesthetic and content strategy has been invaluable", said Mr. Ansty.
The new website, designed and developed by Marketpath, Inc. is structured around Stenz's construction services (general contracting, construction management, real estate services), while also hi-lighting their expertise with specific types of construction projects, including commercial, residential, historic, multi-family, retail, education, religious, and healthcare construction projects. One of the main areas of the new site is the Stenz Project Gallery, which features large, beautiful photography of various Stenz construction projects, showcasing the craftsmanship on display in many of Indianapolis' most significant landmarks worked on by Stenz.
The new site also features the Building Traditions Blog, which will provide information about significant construction projects around the state of Indiana, as well as best practices regarding general contracting, construction management, and historic building renovations and urban infill projects. The site was also developed with search optimization (SEO) in mind, so that Stenzcorp.com receives greater visibility within Central Indiana for their general contracting and construction services. The new site was developed using a responsive (mobile-friendly) web design framework, so that mobile users (phone, tablet, etc.) will have the best possible experience when viewing the site and interacting with Stenz Construction.
Finally, Marketpath worked closely with the Stenz team to develop an ongoing content marketing strategy focused creating credibility for the organization and greater online visibility. The content plan leverages the new Building Traditions Blog, to highlight the company's expertise, while also leveraging visual content through multiple project galleries that feature imagery from Indianapolis area construction projects to hi-light Stenz's quality work. Content syndication via social channels (Facebook, LinkedIn, Google Plus) are also part of the plan. And because Marketpath CMS (website content management) is very easy to use, ongoing site updates and content marketing should be easy to accomplish for Stenz's internal staff.
Learn More
To learn more about Stenz Construction Company, visit their new site at www.Stenzcorp.com and to learn more about Marketpath, visit www.marketpath.com. If you'd like to view additional responsive web designs and sites, visit our Mobile Website Project Gallery.
The Peters Group, formerly known as Affordable Sprinklers LLC, launched a new website this week, to support their company rebranding and digital marketing initiatives.
A locally owned family business that has been active in Indianapolis for over 10 years, The Peters Group is a leader in Indianapolis irrigation and lawn care, landscaping, and outdoor lighting services. Chris Peters, the founder and president of The Peters Group, feels that the new site is a dramatic improvement over the company's previous website and that it does a much better job communicating the organization's strengths and capabilities - to create and maintain beautiful and livable yards, lawns and outdoor living areas.
"I give Marketpath an A+ grade on their web design, development and marketing work. They helped to re-brand our company and also helped is develop an ongoing content marketing plan to showcase our leadership and expertise in irrigation and lawn care, landscaping, and outdoor lighting."
The new site, designed and developed by Marketpath, Inc. is structured around The Peter's Groups' main service offerings:
The new site also features The Perfect Lawn Blog, which will provide home owners with tips and insight into lawn care, eco-friendly best practices, and ideas to help families get the most out of their yards and outdoor living spaces. The site was also developed with search optimization (SEO) in mind, so that The Peters Group receives greater visibility within Central Indiana for their irrigation, landscaping and outdoor lighting services. The new site was developed using a responsive (mobile-friendly) design framework, so that mobile users (phone, tablet, etc.) will have the best possible experience when viewing the site and interacting with the new Peters Group brand.
Finally, Marketpath worked closely with The Peters Group team to develop an ongoing content marketing strategy focused creating credibility for the organization and greater online visibility. The content plan leverages the new The Perfect Lawn Blog to highlight the company's expertise, while also leveraging both written and visual content through multiple project galleries that feature imagery from Indianapolis area homes. Content syndication via new social channels (Facebook, Twitter) are also part of the plan. And because Marketpath CMS (website content management) is very easy to use, ongoing site updates and content marketing should be easy to accomplish for The Peters Group's small internal staff.
Learn More
To learn more about The Peters Group, visit their new site at www.thepetersgroupllc.com and to learn more about Marketpath, visit www.marketpath.com. If you'd like to view additional responsive web designs and sites, visit our Mobile Website Project Gallery.
KSM Transport Advisors (KSMTA), leaders in trucking profitability strategies and trucking consulting services, recently launched a new website to support their new branding and marketing initiatives.
David Roush, President of KSMTA, believes the new site does a much better of job of supporting the organization's brand identity and communicating the organization's leadership within the trucking industry.
"KSMTA needed a new website that looked polished and up-to-date, integrating our parent brand's visual identity, while utilizing a flexible technology platform for content expansion and management. Marketpath successfully met our needs in these areas and more. Their professionals worked with multiple parties, including myself and our marketing team, in a seamless fashion. What's more, the project came in on time and on budget and has received rave reviews from our clients."
The new site, designed and developed by Marketpath, Inc., features new content focused on KSMTA's two main trucking industry offerings:
- Carrier Profitability Assessments – Consulting assessments focus on industry best practices and benchmarks, providing a thorough analysis of the current situation and creating a roadmap so the identified issues can be quantified, prioritized and pursued.
- Carrier Profitability Products – Products that support and improve carrier profitability and efficiency.
The new site also includes KSM Transport Advisors' new blog, Trucking Profitability Insights, where KSMTA will feature trucking industry expertise, insight and advice to help transportation and trucking organizations improve their operating efficiency and profitability. The site was also developed with search optimization in mind, so that KSMTA receives greater visibility within the transportation and trucking industry. It was created using a responsive (mobile-friendly) design and development framework, so that mobile users (phone, tablet, etc.) will have the best possible experience when viewing the KSMTA site and interacting with the KSM Transport Advisors brand. Finally, KSMTA is utilizing Marketpath CMS for ongoing website management – Market path's easy-to-use solution for effective website content management and content marketing.
Learn More
To learn more about KSM Transport Advisors, visit their new site at www.ksmta.com and to learn more about Marketpath, visit www.marketpath.com. If you'd like to view additional responsive web designs, visit our Mobile Website Project Gallery.
Franchises have an interesting dilemma when it comes to search marketing and website design. The corporate hub usually maintains overarching control of the brand, but local franchisees need a relevant website that connects with their nearby customers. To ensure that local franchisees are able to develop a robust presence in their market while adhering to corporate mandates requires a delicate balance. Below are the top 5 best practices for franchise website design and marketing.
- Defer to Corporate on Branding: Your franchise has likely built its multi-million dollar brand through years of trial and error. Though you have rights as a franchisee, even minor changes to the logo, color palette, vision statement, and font can have repercussions. You need to leave those elements alone and focus on the regional aspects of your positioning.
- Assess the Local Market: After you've accepted that there's little you can do with company brand, you can focus on the pieces that will draw customers to your local franchise. Make sure your website has a section specific to your local market, where you can provide content that may be specific to your geographic region. Having the flexibility to easily feature different products or services can go a long way towards local success.
You may also want to build online campaigns that speak to problems and solutions in your area. If your business is an auto maintenance and repair company, for example, consider the value you can provide customers specific to your climate. Perhaps your organization sells water filtration systems. You could build a campaign around where your water is sourced. Or if you own a restaurant franchise, consider campaigns that connect to local events, teams or themes.
- Everyone Likes a Deal: The corporate franchise may have national offers, but as a franchisee, you probably have the leeway to offer specials specific to your market. When designing your website, make sure your franchisor includes a section for deals exclusive to your city or region. Consider including a subscription form to collect visitor email addresses for newsletters and coupons.
- Keep Control of Social Media: Headquarters will have its own content marketing collateral, which you should be able to use. Yet engaging with your local customers is even more important. If a customer uses social media like Facebook or Twitter to discuss your local franchise, you need the ability to respond and to develop ongoing communication with your customers and prospects. It's corporate's brand, but it's your business and specific customer.
- Employ a Flexible CMS: Your website and content marketing system needs to meet the needs of both the franchisor and the franchisee while maintaining across the board consistency. Whatever website management or content management solution you choose should offer the flexibility to streamline corporate branding while enabling local franchisees to manage and update content related to their location or territory.
To learn more about ways to maximize franchise website design and marketing, contact Marketpath today.
The St. Margaret's Hospital Guild, one of Indianapolis' most respected and longest running volunteer groups, recently launched a new website to promote their organization's good works and their annual Decorators' Show House and Gardens project.
2013 Show House (April 27-May 12)
Proceeds from the annual Show House, running April 27th - May 12th, benefit Wishard Health (Eskenazi Health) and a variety of their services and programs. And this year's house is extra special, featuring Indianapolis' historic Schnull-Rauch House, located at 3050 North Meridian Street in Indianapolis.
Visit the new St. Margaret's Guild and Decorators' Show website to learn more about this year's Show Home and to learn more about one of Indy's most successful not-for-profit organizations. The new site, designed and developed by Marketpath, includes beautiful photo and video galleries of the past and present show homes, a blog that hi-lights historical information about this years' Show House, as well information about Indy's best decorators and designers that work to restore many of Indianapolis' most beautiful homes. The site also features Marketpath CMS, an easy to use web content management system, so that the Guild's non-technical memebers will be able to easily update and keep the site fresh.
And last, but not least, you can order your Decorators' Show House tickets directly from the site. They're perfect for Mother's Day!
One of the core mechanisms with a web content management system is its publishing process. The process for Marketpath CMS is unique because we completely separate the content editing and site management tools from the actual live website.
I loved these things in my single digits. Heck, I would still love playing with them now if I had any because I truly enjoy building things. That is one part of my childhood I'm happy to say I've always carried with me into my (gulp) late thirties. Give me a bunch of sticks and I'll build something fun or useful out of them. And the name is perfect for these little guys, isn't it? Tinker Toys. Toys meant for tinkering.
And that's what made them so great. The tinkering part. Try this, then try that, then combine them. Forget about long term goals, planning, or any of that other boring, time-sucking gibberish.
Yeah, that was then. This is now.
We are marketers utilizing a medium we can see but can't touch and one that doesn't take its real shape until we start receiving data. So, tinkering takes on a whole new meaning. It's easy to tinker when you can see the immediate results, but a lot more difficult to tinker when it takes days, weeks, months, or even years to see results. In our world of instant gratification this bites big time. And we're adults now, most of the time. We know that good things come to those who wait. Right?
Wrong! That philosophy is BS and better suited for a 1920's catalog campaign. Today, we have the keys to the BMW and we're wearing our dancing shoes. So don't get caught sitting around watching the cockroaches race (true story from my dad, seriously). We have the tools in hand, or easily available, to make an immediate impact and all it takes is a little old-fashioned tinkering.
Whether you're adjusting your on-page SEO, posting a racy blog, adjusting your PPC keywords and spend, remarketing to abandoned cart visitors, improving site speed, or any number of other maneuvers, you should be tinkering. I'm not talking about changing your most successful call to action for all of your visitors or sending a politically charged email newsletter to your entire prospect base. No, you can tinker with just a small segment of your site visitors or your subscriber list or those who abandoned carts to find out what does and doesn't work.
There are a number of tools that offer A/B testing and your subscriber list can probably be segmented or sampled to your hearts desire. But there are so many options available for us to tinker these days that it's probably a bit overwhelming. Here are a few ideas to get you moving.
- Take a few more tutorials for your current CMS or schedule a brainstorming session with your vendor. You can probably do 90% of what you want but you just don't know it. Don't have a CMS? You should get one.
- Work with a company who can help you segment and target with current data. Right on Interactive (http://www.rightoninteractive.com/) here in Indianapolis is a fantastic company who can help you do all sorts of great things with your data. They love to tinker and explore data.
- Remarketing with another great Indy company - Smarter Remarketer (http://www.smarterremarketer.com/)
- Dive into Google Analytics more than you ever have. Here's a great list of resources from kissMetrics - http://blog.kissmetrics.com/50-resources-for-getting-the-most-out-of-google-analytics/.
- If you're not using a good email marketing toolset, start now: ExactTarget, MailChimp, Constant Contact
- Tame the social media frontier by using Hootsuite to manage all your accounts in one place
I'm sure you have your favorites too, so please leave your highly recommended tools in the comments for others to see.
Bottom line is that we are paid to tinker, even when our marketing tactics are working. Not enough to kill the golden goose but enough to prove we can do even better or prove that we can't.
We met with a prospective client last week to discuss their upcoming website redesign & development project. This prospect is your typical small business where the owners make all of the decisions without much input from the rest of the staff. There isn't a dedicated marketing department, nor is there a "techie" on staff. If you're a small business owner, this situation may sound familiar…and you can vouch that it's not easy.
Any vendor selection process is an exercise in analytical skills. The two owners that we met with aren't website guys. This whole process is new to them, and while they know they need a new site, they don't exactly know how to go about getting the best bang for their buck.
After talking with them about the project, we discovered that we were one of three companies proposing a solution. After a bit more digging, it became apparent that the three solutions being offered were drastically different in nature, and in price. The decision on which firm to use is going to be a difficult one, as I'm sure we have all outlined our value proposition, highlighted strong points, and helped educate the two owners. Here are the three solutions that are common in this situation:
Different Paths to the Same End Goal
A Company like Marketpath
Marketpath designs and develops websites with our website content management system on the backend. We focus on enhancing the online brand, building an easy-to-navigate website, building an easy-to-update website, and creating the best "hub" possible for your marketing efforts. There are a lot of companies like us, some with their own CMS's and some that use open-source platforms like WordPress, but you can rest assured that these firms are the experts in useable website design and development. There will usually be an upfront cost and an ongoing monthly fee for hosting/support.
An SEO Company
This option is similar to the firms listed above, except their sole focus is on gaining an ongoing SEO client. A new website that is "finely tuned and internally optimized" is the first step in their service offering, as a lot of the smaller SEO firms will claim that they need to code the website to be successful in the long run. After the website is built, there will be an ongoing, monthly "SEO Maintenance" fee of a few thousand dollars a month. If you like this solution, make sure you know the red flags to look for when hiring an SEO company.
A Full-Service Marketing Agency
This third option is the other player at the table. These full-service firms are typically very large in nature and can bring a lot of value to the conversation. They care more about overall branding efforts than rankings - they try to tie online and offline campaigns together. They are out to build you the best message possible. While they can build you a great looking website, often times these firms aren't experts in the web. If you're not planning on using them for more services, it could be overkill to choose this option.
Our Advice
During the meeting, I tried to explain to the prospect that, a lot of times, these three types of firms can work together. If you're looking for a local presence (as these guys are), on-page SEO may be enough to gain the rankings you're looking for. If you build a highly-optimized website (as we do), and don't achieve the high rankings, then you can bring on an SEO firm to help boost the efforts after you establish a baseline. Automatically assuming you need to spend thousands a month on SEO is one heck of an assumption. Also, hiring the mother ship of marketing to build you a website if you're not planning on tying it all together with a major marketing campaign could result in a sub-par website. Full-service marketing firms aren't cheap, and they are looking for clients that take advantage of the entire offering.
It's important, as a small business owner, that you ask questions and understand why there are three different approaches to the same problem. Understand the product and service offerings and select the best option for your company.
Have you experienced this same problem? What was your solution? Sound off in the comments below.
We've covered this topic a bit before on our blog, but recent data that has come to light makes it worth revisiting. The question is, being a small to medium sized business (SMB), is it time to take a hard look at software-as-a-service (SaaS) for your content management needs? The short answer – yes. The longer answer – SaaS CMS platforms have come a long way over the years and provide companies with flexibility and reliability that installed or open-source systems lack.
It's Time to Consider SaaS CMS
According to CMSWire, it is estimated that 34% of SMBs will become first time adopters, or switch their CMS platforms, to SaaS systems. This is a massive amount of companies that are looking to tap into the benefits of SaaS CMS platforms that are all willing to pay upwards of $500/month.
A Few of these benefits include:
No Extra Strain on IT Staff
By tapping into the SaaS model, your IT department can unload tasks associated with web hosting, updates, server patches, product patches, and security flaws to the provider. With SaaS, any problems that arise are on the shoulders of the provider to fix.
No Worries About Versioning
Ever worry that the outdated version of WordPress that your site is running has a security flaw? How about that widget that you installed that stopped working with the latest update to your installed system? With SaaS, these problems are a thing of the past, as updates are rolled out automatically and you don't have to worry about versioning conflicts.
Easier Budgeting
Open Source or Installed options can often times lead to unexpected bills and hourly charges for updates/fixes. With SaaS, the monthly expense that you agreed to pay covers all of this. No longer do you have to worry about budget wrecking invoices.
SMBs are always looking for ways to compete with the "big boys" that have seemingly unlimited resources. Over the past few years, the adoption of the SaaS model within email marketing, CRM, and social communications (among other verticals) has been huge. SaaS Content Management systems can (and do) provide the same flexibility, freedom, and power to the SMB market that these early adopted verticals have already shown.
If you're in the market for a new website content management system, you owe it to yourself to take a serious look at a SaaS platform.
Google's Matt Cutts let the cat out of the bag at SXSW this year and explained that Google would be rolling out a change to their algorithm that actually penalized overly optimized websites. While he didn't say what Google was considering "overly optimized", there has been some speculation as to what it could be.
"Stop trying to game the system...write better stuff"
First things first – Too Much Onsite SEO
This will actually be a pretty common find once Google rolls out the change. For years, people have been taught to put their top priority keywords in the title tags of the pages. This wasn't (and still isn't) a "spammy" tactic, so hopefully the penalty here won't be too harsh. The thought process here, however, is that a title tag that is full of keywords isn't exactly conversational, and therefore hurts the overall usability of the site. For instance, which one of these sounds better to a searcher:
Website Content Management & eCommerce System | Marketpath CMS
Marketpath CMS – The Easiest Damn Content Management System Available
Personally, I'd click through on #2, and I'd be willing to bet I'm not the only one. However, traditional onsite SEO (at least the past 5 years of it) would laugh at that title tag. Using words like "the" "damn" and "available" would be an amateur mistake. These words are filler words that don't help my keyword strategy.
Other onsite items to review once the change goes live are things like internal links that all utilize the same anchor text, page structure that doesn't make sense other than to create more places for keywords, and snippets of text that appeal more to search engines rather than users.
Next – Too Much Offsite SEO
If you've contracted with an external search engine optimization firm, there is a good chance that they have built links to your site to boost rankings. While there has already been a decrease in the importance of links in the overall ranking algorithm, sites with unnatural link profiles may be penalized even further with this update. I'd be willing to guess that 999 times out of 1000, sites with unnatural link profiles have contracted out and bought links (either directly or indirectly), which is technically against the Google Terms of Service, so it's only fair to get penalized.
The thought process here is a natural one. Google's goal is to deliver the most relevant content for a search query. The most relevant content isn't always delivered because other, less relevant sites may be optimized to rank better. Removing links from the algorithm and replacing them with other signals might help Google finally achieve what they are trying to do – rank content based on quality, not technical SEO.
Whether or not you agree that sites that are overly optimized should be penalized (we've had that argument internally), the change is coming. The best thing you can do at this moment for your site's well-being hasn't changed, however. Keep an eye on the changes as they are rolled out, read some blogs about those changes, and modify your strategy accordingly. The heart of your strategy will remain constant, focusing on good content creation and marketing
Search engine optimization, for many, can be an extremely daunting and intimidating task. Many of our own clients struggle with the very basics when we are building their sites, which is why we help them out in the beginning. In an effort to help SEO newbies and first-time website owners, I am prescribing the minimum effective dose for SEO. For anyone not familiar, the minimum effective dose can essentially be defined as the minimum amount of dosage or activity (i.e. change) needed to produce the desired effect. This term is often used in the world of exercise science or pharmacology, but I think that it applies to the world of search engine optimization as well. Here are three "easier-to-accomplish", but very important tasks that will help the foundations of SEO for any site.
Create an XML Sitemap
This is the easiest task that I can suggest. Simply put, a sitemap is a list of all the pages on your website that allows users and search engine robots alike to see the "map of your site". An XML sitemap is preferred by Google and actually allows you to assign importance for specific pages within your website. Here is a hint, the homepage should be a 1.0 (the most important). If you are utilizing an open-source content management system, you can probably find a widget that will create an XML sitemap for you…just beware of what you're installing (like any widget). Other content management systems, like Marketpath CMS, automatically create a sitemap for you, so chances are, you've already accomplished this step. Nice Work!
Optimizing the Homepage Title Tag
Arguably the most important piece of on-site architecture, other than great content to support it, your site's homepage title tag is your first chance to tell users, and Google, the topic of your website. Implementing your keyword strategy here should be priority number one. Do some keyword research and make sure that the first words in your homepage's title tag are the most important for your business, not your company's name. Also, don't exceed 65-69 characters (spaces included), as Google will begin to truncate the listing at this point. For more information on creating a great title tag, download our free SEO guidebook.
Content Creation
So you've just put in a bunch of hours designing and launching a website…congratulations! Now, it's time to get to work. You may be thinking "wait, what? The company that built our site promised us 1st page rankings!" Well, I hate to be the bearer of bad news, but it's probably not going to happen without a lot more work on your part (especially if you have a brand new domain). Why is this part of the minimum effective dose SEO prescription? Because this is one of the least technical SEO strategies that exists. While it's not necessarily easy to create good content, you are the expert in your business, so share some of that knowledge and post it via your blog. Commit to a content creation strategy and you'll begin to see the desired results.
SEO is not easy, nor should it be. Search engines like Google are designed to keep out the lower quality sites and provide the best user experience for their customers. These three tips cover just the very tip of the ever-changing iceberg. If you have any other basic, or easy to accomplish SEO tasks, feel free to leave them in the comments section.
Mr. T's Online Tutoring recently launched their first website, selecting Marketpath for web content management, website design, and search engine optimization (SEO) services. According to Chris Travers, Mr. T's founder, he selected Marketpath based on Marketpath's expertise with small business websites and the ease of use of Marketpath CMS, their web content management solution. "Marketpath made it simple for us to launch our first website, providing the service and guidance needed to intoduce our brand to students in both North and South America," said Mr. Travers.
Mr. T's Online Tutoring provides personalized, convenient and and affordable math, SAT, and Spanish tutoring, all online for high school and junior high school students.
If you keep up a blog then you are probably well acquainted with comment spam. This is an inevitable fact of life if you allow comments on your blog (which you should in most cases). At Marketpath, we reached a point with our blogging platform where we were receiving a great deal of comment spam for our own blogs and many of our customers' blogs. Here's an example:
Notice how well-written this comment is? Notice its perfect grammar and its amazingly descriptive word choices? That's sarcasm, of course.
The good news is that if you are using Marketpath CMS, you don't have to worry about this type of comment rearing its ugly head on your blog. Every comment must be reviewed and approved before others can see it and it's very easy to do so. You'll receive a notification about the comment and can quickly jump into CMS to approve it.
Most other CMS platforms provide some sort of comment moderation as well and may even run comments through an detection engine to determine how likely they are spam. The best tool for this, however, is using good ol' fashioned eyeballs. Not everyone who comments writes well so you'll want to be careful not to ignore legitimate comments.
Why do people spam your blog? The biggest reason is that they are trying to improve their own website's search engine position by creating backlinks to their site. They will embed keywords and utilize the URL field to create the link.
Marketpath helps eliminate spam not only by requiring approval of comments but also by using a REL="NOFOLLOW" tag in the links. This tag tells search engines to ignore the link and alerts most spammers (those with a decent understanding of SEO) to avoid it because they know they won't get any credit for the link. Marketpath also strips HTML tags from the actual comment. If a spammer tries to embed a link into the comment, it will be stripped and removed completely. And the final tactic we employ is requiring visitors to enter a number verification (captcha) so automated spamming systems won't get through.
All in all, comment spam is a fact of life and will continue to be for quite some time. Simple measures, like I discussed above, whether you're using Marketpath CMS or some other evil CMS platform, should be a standard part of the technology to keep these comments from ever seeing the light of day.
Here are a couple more posts about comment spam that may interest you:
Hard facts about comment spam (Google Webmaster Central Blog)
Spam in blogs (Wikipedia)
As a Software-as-a-Service website content management system (CMS) provider, we have to be cautious of trying to be everything to everyone. The fact is that no CMS is the perfect fit for every website. We have our niche, WordPress has its niche, and there can even be a place for Microsoft's SharePoint (if you have the budget and technical staff, of course).
We have realized that there is a point at which sites grow out of the WordPress niche and graduate into our niche. We have been pretty successful migrating these sites into our content management system, training users on how to use our CMS, and then supporting them along the way at no extra cost. This seems to be a perfect fit for small-to-medium sized businesses across the country that need a little more than WordPress can offer. We are more than happy to play in this space, and our customers seem happy to have found us.
And while we are continually adding features to Marketpath CMS, either because of new trends on the Internet, new technologies, or customer requests, we realize that, at some point, our customers may grow out of our system – and this is a good thing. It means that our software probably played a small part in their successful growth, and we're happy to have been a part of it.
This lesson can most likely be applied to more than just our business. Have you ever had the problem of trying to add too many features/services/products to meet the demands of a potentially large account instead of sticking to what has made you successful? Remember, jack of all trades, master of none - right?
A mobile website or mobile ready website is simply an internet site optimized for viewing on mobile devices or smartphones such as the iPhone, Android or Blackberry. Because mobile gadgets are smaller than computers (with smaller screens), full websites are often difficult to view and navigate via mobile devices.
Mobile websites provide a better way for consumers to learn about your organization when they're on-the-go and typically consist of a "stripped down" version of a website, with less information, prioritized or more important to the mobile user.
Visit the Internet Marketing Dictionary for a detailed definition of a mobile website.
So why should your organization develop a mobile site?
1) Because your current site doesn't work well or look correct on mobile devices
I mentioned this briefly above. And while it may be obvious, it is also the most significant reason you should consider a mobile site. Maybe the fonts are too small, or the images too large, or the navigation and layout are too complex or awkward. Roll over menus that work and look great when viewing from a computer, might be tedious or impossible to use via mobile. Or, possibly, the site downloads painfully slow on a mobile device. Regardless of the reason, if your prospect or customer can't easily use your site or find what they're looking for (without getting frustrated), they may just try your competitor's easier to use mobile site!
2) The needs & behavior of a mobile web user are different from a traditional Internet user
While it is critical that your site be easy to view and navigate via mobile, it is also important to realize how mobile users are different from traditional computer web users. Phone or mobile users are often away from their home or office (or at least away from their computers), with less time to spend surfing or looking for information. Many times, they have a goal in mind and are looking for very specific information such as a location, news or event, contact, map, product, or schedule. And often, they only have a few minutes to find what they want.
Because of these differences, your mobile design needs to focus on simplicity, presenting prioritized content that is relevant for the mobile user. The Mobile Marketing Association suggests a less-is-more design philosophy for mobile web sites, focusing on the 3-5 most important reasons someone will visit your mobile site, and making those items visible upon entry, at the top menu level. Eliminating side-scrolling and reducing down-scrolling also enhances ease-of-use via mobile.
3) Mobile internet use is growing rapidly!
Whether you like it or not, more and more people will be accessing your website via mobile devices. In fact, as of last month (July 2011), 50% of all connections to the internet are from phones and mobile devices.
Microsoft Tag recently developed the infographic to the right to summarize the explosion of the mobile web, which is already a large market, but growing more rapidly by the minute. If you are still skeptical as to the importance of the mobile web, I've included a number of interesting statistics.
- 70% of the world's population now have a mobile phone; 87% in the U.S. (per Experian)
- U.S. children are now more likely to own a mobile phone than a book, with 85% of kids owning a phone as to 73% having books! (National Literacy Trust)
- 55% of US consumers who purchased a new phone in 2011 bought a smartphone, up from the 34% last year (Nielsen)
- 38% of US consumers owned a smartphone as of May 2011
- Daily internet usage via handheld devices jumped from 29% in 2009 to 43% in 2010
- In the last year Google has seen a 400% increase in the number of mobile searches
- The #1 access method for local information is now the mobile browser
Despite the growing importance of mobile, less than 5% of businesses have mobile enabled websites today. In fact, 50% of small businesses have never even checked the appearance or functionality of their site on a Smart Phone!
4) It's fairly easy to create a mobile website
Assuming the functionality and content from your current site are up to snuff (you know what they say about ASS-U-ME), creating a mobile website is reasonably easy. This is especially true with tools like Marketpath CMS, or other web content management solutions, that allow you to leverage both your existing website content and content management processes, without having to start from scratch or add new processes to update your mobile site.
Marketpath allows you to easily manage your mobile websites within Marketpath CMS, updating content for both your regular and mobile sites at the same time, while delivering to traditional and mobile formats.
So why not give mobile users what they want and enhance your brand equity and reputation at the same time?


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Whole Pork Loins $1.99/lb <<------ A hot deal see post here about the free butcher service Tops offers by CLICKING HERE
Smart Ones $2.00 use the $2 off 7 Weight watchers smart ones printable here or use the $.75/1 Weight Watchers printable here and pay as low as $.50 see savingstar offer
SAVE 2 INSTANTLY WHEN YOU BUY 2 ITEMS BELOW all are $6.99
Cottonelle Toilet paper 9-12ct
Scott Paper towels 6ct use the $.55/1 Printable and pay $5.89
Viva Paper Towels use the $.50/1 Viva Paper towels printable here and pay $5.99
10 for $10 sale HERE AND PAGE 6 MIX AND MATCH get the 11th item free
Pepsi 2 liter
Tops Pasta
Chef Boyardee cans or micro bowls
Era Bogo @??? use the $.20/1 or $1/2 Era coupon from the 2/15 Redplum and pay??
Thomas Bagels BOGO @?? use the $.40/1 Thomas products coupon from the 1/11 Smartsource says DND but does when scanned pay??
Nature Made Vitamins BOGO @??? Use the $2/2 Printable here and pay ??
Progresso Light Soup or low sodiume BOGO @??? use the $1/4 Progresso products coupon from the 1/4 or 2/1 Smartsource or print the $.50/2 Printable here and pay ???
Nabisco Snack crackers 3 for $6 or $2 each ONLY when you buy 3 use the $1/3 Nabisco coupon from the 1/18 Smartsource and pay $1.67
Prarie Grove Pork chops $4.99/lb use the $2/1 Prarie grove coupon found in the Organics book found in store near the organic section in the store
Mama Lucia Meatballs 12oz BOGO @?? use the $1/1 Mams Lucia coupon from the 1/11 Redplum and pay ??
Weight Watchers Chicken $6.99 use the $.75/1 Weight Watchers Printable here or the $1/1 Printable here and pay as low as $5.49
P3 Protein packs Buy 2 Get 1 free @?? use the $1/3 P3 coupon from the 1/4 Smartsource and pay ???
Al Fresco sausage $3.99 use the $1/1 AL Fresco printables here or here and pay $2.99
Jennie O Bacon $2.50 use the $.55/2 Jennie O Bacon printable here and pay $1.95
Sugardale Hot Dogs $1.25 use the $.50/1 Sugardale coupon from the 2/1 Smartsource and pay $.25
200 GAS POINTS WHEN YOU BUY 5 OR 400 WHEN YOU BUY 10 etc EARN 200 ON EVERY 5 ALL LISTED ARE $2.50
ON GENERAL MILLS CEREAL USE THE $1/3 General Mills Printable here and pay $2.17 all general mills will have a gm after it
1) French Toast Crunch gm 11.56oz
2) Honey Nut Cheerios gm 12.25oz use the $1/2 Cheerios printable here pay $2
3) Cinnamon Toast Crunch gm 12.2oz
4) Trix gm 10.7 oz Use the $1/1 Trix printable here WILL BE NLA BY 2/19 pay $1.50
5) Cookie Crisp gm 11.25oz
6) Reeses Peanut Butter Puffs gm 13oz
7) Spongebob Squarepants gm 10.7 oz
ON KELLOGGS CEREAL BELOW Redeem pts HERE for $1/1 printables for any kelloggs cereal has kc after the names
8) Jif Peanut Butter kc 9.3oz Use the $1/3 Jif Printable here and pay $2.17
9) Krave Smores, Chocolate, or Double Chocolate kc 11-11.4 oz use the $1/3 Printable here pay $2.17
10) Rice krispies kc 12oz
11) Corn Flakes kc 12 oz
12) Kashi Go Lean Crunch 13.8 oz
13) Raisin Bran 18.7 oz
14) Captain Crunch Berry 13oz
15) Quaker Oatmeal Squares 14.5oz
16) Quaker Life Original 13oz
17) Shredded wheat crunch 18.25 oz
18) Post Great Grains Digestive Blends Vanilla Graham or Berry medley 12.5-12.75 oz
19) Post Cocoa or Fruity Pebbles 11 oz
20) Post Honey Bunches of Oats Whole Grain Honey crunch or Apple Cinnamon 14.5-18 oz
21) Harvest Red berries or Vanilla Yogurt 11.2-12.4 oz
22) Toasted Oats 14oz
23) Rice or Corn Squares12.8-14oz
24) Bite Size Shredded wheat 18oz
25) Frosted Flakes 15oz
26) Magic Stars 11.5oz
27)Tops Oatmeal 7.9-15.1oz
28) Quaker Chewy Bars 6.7-7.4oz
President Crumbled Feta BOGO @??? use the $1/1 President cheese printables here or here pay ??
President Brie Round use the $1/1 President cheese printables here or here pay ???
Galbani Fresh Mozarella Medalions BOGO @?? use the $1/3 Printable here and pay ???
Smart Ones Entrees $2.50 use the $2 off 7 Weight watchers smart ones printable here or use the $.75/1 Weight Watchers printable here and pay as low as $1.00 see savingstar offer
Digiorno Pizza $5.50 use the $2/2 Digiorno coupon from the 1/25 redplum and pay $4.50
Alexia Fries $3 if smart ones is included Use the $1/1 Alexia printable here and pay $2
Eggo Waffles $2.50 Redeem pts HERE for $1/1 Eggo printables 850 pts gets you one print pay $1.50
El Monterey Breakfast Burritos $1 thru 7/7 use the$1/3 El Monterey printable here pay $.66
International Delight Creamer $2.00 use the $.75/1 International delight creamer printable now NLA pay $.50
I cant Believe its Not Butter Tubs $2.79 use the $.55/1 Printable here and pay $2.69
Blue Diamond Almond Milk $3 use the $1/1 Blue diamond milk coupon from the 1/18 Smartsource and pay $2
Sunshine cheez its $3 use the $1/2 Sunshine Crackers coupon from the 1/25 redplum or Redeem Kelloggs Rewards points here for a $1/1 printable pay as low as $2
Motts Juice $2.50 use the $1/1 Motts coupon from the 1/11 Smartsource or print one here and pay just $1.50
Nabisco Grahams or Honeymaids $3.00 use the $1/3 Nabisco coupon from the 1/18 Smartsource and pay $2.66
Reeses and Hersheys candy $3.33 use the $1/2 Hersheys coupon in the 1/4 Smartsource and pay $2.88
Hersheys pouches $3.50 use the $1/2 Hersheys pouches coupon from the 1/4 Smartsource and pay $3.00
Wild Garden Hummusn $2.50 use the Printables emailed to you here and pay?? (I couldnt get them again so if you do let me know value)
Peanut Butter Company Peanut Butter $3 use the $1/1 Printable found here and pay $2
Celestial Seasonings Tea $3 use the $1/2 celestial seasonings coupon from the 1/11 or 12/7 Smartsource and pay $2.50
LIST OF 10 for $10 ITEMS GET 11th FREE Instantly mix and Match
1) Pepsi 2 Liter
2) Gatorade
3) Propell
4) Snapple'
5) Upstate Intense milk
6) Tops Pasta
7) Del Monte Tomatoes
8) Green Giant canned Veg
9) Rotel Tomatoes use the $1/3 Rotel coupon from the 1/18 Smartsource or print a $.40/2 Printable here pay as low as $.60
10) Chef boyardee cans and Micro cups
11) Starkist Albacore Canned
12) Manwich
13) Quaker Popped rice cakes use the $1/2 Quaker Popped coupon from the 1/4 Redplum pay $.50
14) Nabisco Go Packs
15) Keebler Mini Cups
Tide Simply $2.50 use the $1/2 Tide Simply coupon from the 1/2 or 2/22 Redplums and pay $2
Hefty Trash Bags $6.99 use the $1/1 Hefty coupon from the 1/4 Redplum or print one here and pay $5.99
Lysol Trigger and Toilet bowl Cleaners $2.50 use the $.50/2 Lysol printable coupons here and pay $2
Huggies Big Pack Pull Ups $17.99 us the $2/1 Pull Ups printable and pay as low as $15.99
Good Nights $17.99 use the $2/1 Good nights printable and pay $15.99
Huggies 3x Wipes $5.99 use the $.50/1 Huggies wipes printable here and pay $4.99
Gerber Graduates Snacks $2 use the $1/3 Gerber Graduate Snacks printable here and pay $1.67
Fancy Feast cat food $.60 use the $1/20 coupon or the $1/10 Elegant Medleys coupons both from the 2/8 Redplum or the $1/10 Fancy Feast elegant medleys printable here or the $1/20 Printable here and pay as low as $.50 each
Cats Pride Cat Litter 15 lb jug $6.99 use the $1/1 Printables here or here and pay $5.99
Purina One Dry Cat food $6.99 use the $1/1 Purina cat food coupon from the 1/25 redplum and pay $5.99
Pup peroni Dog Snacks $3.00 use the $1/2 Pupperoni coupon from the 2/1 redplum or use the printable here and pay $2.50
HEALTH AND BEAUTY CARE COUPON FOR GAS POINTS 100Pts when you buy $10 , 200 Points when you buy $15 and 300 Pts when you buy $20 ( THESE ITEMS CAN BE ANY HEALTH AND BEATY or HBC items in the store) also not the gas points amount is before the manufacturer coupons but to be safe scan the in ad coupon FIRST
Sundown Vitamins BOGO at Various prices use the $1/1 and $3/1 coupons from the 1/4 Redplum pay ???
Halls Cough Drops $1.25 use the $1/2 Halls coupon from the 2/8 or 1/11 Smartsources or print one here and pay $.75
Poise $11.99 use the $2/1 poise coupon from the 2/1 Smartsource for 26ct plus or use the $2/1 Poise printable here pay as low as $9.99
BUY 3 ITEMS BELOW get 1 FREE Betty Crocker Traditional brownie mix
1) Betty Crocker Helpers $1.67 thru 2/21 use the $1/3 Helpers coupon from the 1/4 Smartsource or the$.75/3 Helpers printable here pay as low as $1.17
2) Green Giant Steamers $1.67
Campbells Slow Kettle soup $2.99 use the $.75/1 Campbells slow kettle soup printable here or the $1/1 Printable here and pay as low as $1.49
Libbys Fruit cups and Jars $2 use the $1/3 Libbys Fruits printable here and pay $1.67
Barilla Entrees $2.50 use the $1/2 Barilla Entrees coupon from the 2/1 Redplum and pay $2 or if you got the $.75/1 Barilla coupon pay $1.00
McCormick Taco seasoning BOGO @??? use the $1/4 McCormick coupon from the 1/25 Redplum and pay???
Fiber One Bars $2.50 use the $1/2 Fiber One bars coupon from the 2/8 Smartsource and pay $2 if Streusel bars are included use the $1/2 from the 1/4 Smartsource or the $.50/1 Printable and pay $1.50
Bison Dips $2.50 use the $1/2 Bison dip coupon from the 1/25 redplum and pay $2
Galbani Sorrento ricotta $3.99 use the $1/3 Sorrento Galbani printable here and pay $3.66
Mariani Dried fruit $1 use the $.50/1 Mariani coupon from the 1/4 Smartsource and pay $.50 if it doubles for you as it is coded to pay FREE

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Whosoever recites Dua e Masura or keeps it with him, his face on Dooms day will be bright like the moon; and the atonement of missing the prayers will be forgiven; and while in Journey will not feel lazy in saying the prayers; and when he shall rise from his grave on Dooms day people will say 'which messenger of God is he?, then the Almighty Allah will reply 'He is not a messenger but one who recited Dua-e-Masura with earnestness, that is why this gift and survey is for him. And Allah, the Most Merciful shall grant him the entry into Heaven on the Day of Judgement.
People who don't know, this dua indeed is blessing of Allah SWT and a gift for mankind.
Please ahdnama men tubaedni k tujaedni lekha hai ese drust kijiye
Please tell me the name of book from which these duas have been taken.
Very special dua'en..


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MOVIE SYNOPSIS [ +16 years-old ] Duncan is a man who has a demon inside your intestines, a disease that causes internal havoc until, during a therapy session, Duncan gives you permission to leave. Highsmith, psychologist Duncan explains that the devil is the personification of your anxiety. By letting go has embraced his inner demon and therefore assigned the name Milo. You can watch Bad Milo! online on TV cable or theaters with original audio in English at different dates. This film premiered in theaters in 2012.
Rating: 5 by 220 users./
Runtime: 85 minutes
Ken Marino, Gillian Jacobs, Peter Stormare, Patrick Warburton, Stephen Root, Mary Kay Place, Jonathan Daniel Brown, Kumail Nanjiani and Toby Huss.
Fantasy, Terror, Comedy.
85-minute film (full movie) directed by Jacob Vaughan.
The original audio of Bad Milo! has dialogues in Dolby Digital, it was produced in USA.
It premiered in cinemas or television in 2012.
Screenplay written by Jacob Vaughan and Benjamin Hayes.
James Laxton.
This film was produced and / or financed by New Artists Alliance, Floren Shieh Productions and Duplass Brothers Productions.
Composed by Ted Masur.
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Afghanistan's Parliamentary Elections
The United States has supposedly created new "democracies" in Afghanistan and Iraq, but these endeavors give democracy a bad name. Sure, the two countries have some ingredients of representative democracy, such as elected officials and a constitution. But both countries are still beset by grinding poverty, insurgencies, and entrenched militia forces that make the exercise of democracy either impractical or dangerous. Both countries have high numbers of foreign troops occupying their land and terrorizing the population while hunting "terrorists." And both countries' governments answer to their respective U.S. ambassador on most issues. In the midst of such a violent and coercive environment, Afghans are pressing ahead with the latest in a series of "democratic" exercises imposed by the United States: the first Afghan parliamentary elections in four decades will take place this Sunday, September 18. Even though many Afghans hope that the elections will empower them to end their troubles, the fear is that the elections will probably be as undemocratic in practice as every other U.S.-inflicted Afghan institution.
Entrenching Warlord Rule?
Warlords, most of whom have past or present U.S. backing, still rule much of the countryside and will play a big role in the elections. A survey by the Human Rights Research and Advocacy Consortium (HRRAC) found that a majority of Afghans are fearful that the elections will be used by the "commanders," to cement their power. One respondent said, "The only concern that we have is commanders' misuse of their power."1 According to election rules, any individuals commanding private armies are to be disqualified. In July, the Electoral Complaints Commission (EEC) drew up a list of 208 "blacklisted" candidates who had ties to illegal armed groups. As of this week, only 45 lower profile candidates have actually been disqualified from running. Meanwhile, warlords like Abdul Rasoul Sayyaf, whose criminal past has been documented by groups like Human Rights Watch, are openly running for seats in the Parliament. So are former Taliban officials, like the ex- deputy interior minister Mullah Khaksar.
U.S.-backed president Hamid Karzai has defended the right of warlords to run for parliament, in the interests of "national reconciliation." This is just the latest in a series of concessions that Karzai has made to warlords. Last October, he ran for president on an ostensibly anti-warlord platform, saying, "Private militias are the country's greatest danger." To back up his rhetoric, Karzai sacked two warlords in his cabinet and pretended to fire Ismail Khan by removing him from the post of governor of Herat. After he won the elections, Karzai appointed Khan Minister of Energy, and brought in the feared warlord Abdul Rashid Dostum, former Defense Minister and presidential candidate, as Afghanistan's Army Chief of Staff. U.S. ambassador to Afghanistan Zalmay Khalilzad (now ambassador to Iraq) endorsed Karzai's decision, commenting in March that the "decision to give a role to … regional strongmen is a wise policy." In addition, Karzai's government has promised former Taliban fighters immunity from prosecution for war crimes. Under this program, initiated with the approval of the United States, even Mullah Omar, the notorious Taliban chief, would be granted immunity if he recants his ways.2
Widespread Violence
Besides the repression of entrenched warlords, violence carried out by "remnants" of the Taliban, al-Qaida, or other Afghan formations, as well as U.S. soldiers, is making it harder for Afghans to exercise their democratic rights. More than 1,000 people, including civilians, have been killed in Afghanistan this year alone. It has been the bloodiest year for the U.S. military, with 65 soldiers killed since January 2005. In addition to the U.S. and international troops, anti-government groups have targeted moderate Islamic clerics, government officials, foreign aid workers, and people involved with the upcoming elections. Citizens have been killed for carrying voter registration cards, electoral workers have been attacked, and candidates, particularly women, have received death threats. A total of 6 candidates and 4 election workers have been killed.
Although much of the violence is an attempt to disrupt elections, the U.S. military attributes this year's dramatic increase in fatalities partly to its own violent provocation. According to the magazine Stars and Stripes, "the recent surge in fighting could be attributed more to American aggressiveness than anything al-Qaida is doing." U.S. troops have conducted "a series of operations in areas where U.S. presence has been minimal or nonexistent" to try to provoke attacks on themselves and thereby catch "terrorists" in the act. "I think we're initiating the overwhelming majority of the actions," said Brigadier-General James Champion. The attackers "would not be firing the first shots if we weren't in the area."3
The U.S. troop presence is something a truly democratic Afghanistan would surely eliminate or curtail. In July, over 1,000 demonstrators outside the main U.S. base at Bagram called for an end to arbitrary house break-ins and arrests and for treating Afghans with more dignity. This was the largest protest since a wave of anti-U.S. demonstrations across the country in May led to 16 deaths. During his May 2005 visit to the United States, President Karzai requested more Afghan control over U.S. soldiers in Afghanistan, the handing over of Afghan prisoners, and the end of home searches without government permission, all of which were rejected. U.S. president George W. Bush told Karzai, "Of course, our troops will respond to U.S. commanders."
A recent report by the Kabul-based Afghanistan Justice Project cited "grave abuses" by U.S. troops, "many of them of the same sort used by their counterparts in the communist, mujahidin, and Taliban regimes that preceded them." These include "crude and brutal" methods of torture that have sometimes led to death and the use of secret detention facilities that facilitate torture; and unacknowledged detentions that are tantamount to "disappearances." Particularly relevant to the parliamentary elections, the report concludes that "U.S. forces have jeopardized prospects for establishing stable and accountable institutions in Afghanistan, have undermined the security of the Afghan people … and have reinforced a pattern of impunity that undermines the legitimacy of the political process."4
What Will Change?
Given current conditions, many analysts are suggesting that the September 18 elections will probably result in very little change. There will be 5,800 candidates running for 249 seats in the Wolesi Jirga (House of the People), and 34 representatives on provincial councils. Rules set up by Karzai, with the approval of the United States, allow political parties, but disallow the party affiliations of candidates to be printed on electoral ballots. In other words, 5,800 candidates are running as independents. Joanna Nathan of the International Crisis Group predicts that the assembly will be a "weak and fractured, possibly even paralyzed body." Barnett Rubin of New York University says that the elections won't make much of a difference because, "Until Afghanistan has a functioning, legal economy and basic institutions, there's nothing really for a parliament to do except act as a kind of puppet platform for people's views."
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New York - Iraq Press -20 September / September: US presidential candidate sought to improve theimage of their foreign policies, meeting with world leaders at the United Nations, at a time when national security has become once again a big issue in the presidential election after the bombings in the states of New York and New Jersey.
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The necessary changes to the law will be made. In practice no commitments will be made as long as the changes have not been introduced. All this, will be done in accordance with our institutions, where – need I remind you? – the president presides, the gouvernment governs, and the parliament legislates, and the parties work together and are accountable to our constitution and democracy.feedback
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Everywhere that it is necessary, local government officials, acting under the authoritiy of the Interior Minister, will be able to impose a curfew if they think it useful to allow a return to calm and ensure residents' safety.feedback
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These are three senators standing with us in the senate chamber. They were very receptive to our project, and they are willing to support our bill!


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Country fried steak can also be made by coating the tenderized steaks with seasoned flour or crumbs.
Smothered steak, another version, is fried then simmered in gravy, which makes a tougher cut of meat even more tender.
According to The Dictionary of American Food and Drink by John Mariani, the term "chicken-fried steak" first appeared in print in the year 1952. It has long been a favorite dish in the South, Midwest, and the Southwest United States.
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World War II Military Relic Finds
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|01- German Infantry Soldier
|02- German Helmet M-40
|03- German Helmet M-40
|04- German Helmet Inside
|05- German SS Helmet
|06- German Hand Grenade M-24
|08- German Hand Grenades M-24
|09- German "Egg" Hand Grenade M-39
Last Updated in 2006
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This photo gallery depicts images of WW2 military artefacts which were recovered by relic hunters at the various World War II battlefield sites in Russia. Searching for the WWII artifacts, either by metal detecting or probing the ground with a long steel rods, is very popular in the Eastern Europe. Such an activity invovles many so called "military diggers" - people of all ages and backgrounds, that devote their spare time to this dangerous and physically exhausting hobby of military archaeology.
My Russian fellow relic hunters were very kind to provide me with the pictures of finds. Here are the links to their web pages which are unfortunately in Russian language only:
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AUSTIN (KXAN) — A man in his 30's was pronounced dead this morning after a crash on Highway 71 around 3:15 a.m.
It was foggy at the time of the crash. The eastbound lanes of 71 are closed at this time.
- WEATHER: Foggy start to the week with rain chances: You might want to turn on those low beams during your morning commute with a layer of fog forecast to blanket the roads. Also don't forget your umbrella, a few light rain showers could sprinkle their way across Austin by the lunch hour.
- NATIONAL: Former AG Janet Reno dies: The first woman to serve as a U.S. attorney general had died at the age of 78. Reno famously told reporters "I don't do spin." She served nearly eight years as attorney general under President Bill Clinton, the longest stint in a century.
- CRIME WATCH: Man found dead on Sunday: Police are looking for more information about a man who was found dead in Northeast Austin yesterday. His death is being investigated by the homicide unit. Anyone with information about the man's death is asked to call APD.