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Something New – and It Saved Me A Lot of Money
This program is a “must” for anyone not covered by health insurance, and it’s also a perfect fit for H.S.A. users and those with high deductibles. With the HCCR membership a patient can get their needed and/or uncovered care at the lowest possible prices. H.S.A. users simply pay for the service with their H.S.A. card and the cost applies to the deductible. Those with high-deductible (catastrophic) policies can use the membership to keep costs to a minimum for all uncovered, (prior to the deductible being reached) care. This could save someone usually at least 50% on all their uncovered healthcare bills prior to the deductible being reached. HUGE! Continue reading
Web Analytics: On-Site Analytics In A Nutshell
When using On-Site Analytics, be prepared to learn that you have an ‘ugly baby’ for a website (and possibly an ‘ugly baby’ for a digital marketing campaign as well!). That’s okay. The whole idea here is to reach your organization’s goals. Continue reading
Posted in "How-To-Do", A Word From Joe, Business Essentials, Client Sites, Digital Marketing, Email Marketing, Essential Business Tools (21st Century), Free Business Tools, Google Tools For Your Business, Latest News, On-Site Analytics, Organic SEO (Search Engine Optimization), Uncategorized, Web Analytics
Tagged Analytics, digital marketing, Email Marketing, Google Analytics, Internet Data, Internet Marketing Strategy, Landing Page, Omniture, On-Site Analytics, SEM, SEO, Strategy, Trends, Ugly Baby, Web Analytics
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Web 3.0 – Preparing for and building the Semantic Web
It is time to build your site for web 3.0 (the semantic web). Start now by using schema.org’s microdata wherever and whenever possible. Continue reading
Posted in "How-To-Do", A Word From Joe, Business Essentials, Client Sites, Digital Marketing, Essential Business Tools (21st Century), Free Business Tools, Latest News, Microdata and SEO, Organic SEO (Search Engine Optimization), Semantic Web, Web 3.0, Website Creation, WordPress Blog
Tagged Abraham Bernstein, Alon Halevy, Chris Dixon, Clay Shirky, David Karger, David Weinberger, digital marketing, future of seo, future of the web, Interviews, Jason Shellen, John Hebeler, Lee Feigenbaum, microdata, Nova Spivack, ontologies, ontology, schema.org, Semantic Web, Tim Berners-Lee, Web 3.0
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Erato’s Return (New Poem from October 12, 2011)
A dream she flew Westward with new heaven on the rise Eyes providing sparkle for infinite grains Gifting beauty to the desert lands Goodbye to the living lies This elegance tarries no longer Freedom calls her back It’s time to … Continue reading
Posted in A Word From Joe, American Poetry, Latest News, Poetry, Prose, Raw Poetry
Tagged desert, erato, joan, muse
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Yes, Let’s Go! (New Poem from October 3, 2011)
What will we do here at the end of the World / Where the water splashes / The gulls cry and memories wash through? / To sing, smile and cry along . . . Continue reading
Posted in A Word From Joe, American Poetry, Latest News, Optimism, Philiosophy, Poetry, Prose, Raw Poetry, Uncategorized
Tagged beach poetry, ecstacy, gulls cry, memories, new beginnings
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Mention this Blog Post, Save Twenty Bucks (Keyword “Smoothride”)
I am proud to drive an older (paid for) car and I have been fortunate to realize the long-term savings and cost-benefits of having a consistently-serviced and maintained auto. Without that relationship, I think my car would have died a few years ago. Continue reading
Providence Rolling (New Poem from July 8, 2011)
Providence Rolling A Golden Age is coming For me, for you – for us. Gone are bad things and bad ways, Bad habits are miles back. Can’t you hear the ringing? In your ears – Angels singing Praise upon praise … Continue reading
Posted in A Word From Joe, American Poetry, Latest News, Optimism, Philiosophy, Poetry, Raw Poetry
Tagged American Poetry, Fresh, Kansas City, Poem, Poet, Poetry, Providence, Raw Poetry
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Response to Rick Reilly, RE: Brett Favre versus Aaron Rodgers
#5) Respect: Favre is one of the absolute best football players to play the game – EVER. Not just an all-time great QB. Say what you want about the retiring/un-retiring routine. Anyone with half a brain knows that Favre just wanted some rest in the off-season in his later years. He earned it. I’m not sure if there has ever been someone who loved to play football more than Favre. He wasn’t retiring each year. Continue reading →