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Posted by Lee Odden on Oct 22nd, 2006 in Blog Marketing, Google, Online Marketing, Online PR, Pay Per Click, Search Industry News, Social Media, Web Analytics |

RSS to Email service FeedBlitz has launched version 2.0 of the service. Lots of upgrades. via Blogger Design.

Google launches a new multivariate testing tool, Google Website Optimizer and is looking for beta testers.

Yahoo launches the new version of their sponsored search program, Panama.

Here’s a new e-book on social media (pdf) from spannerworks. This is a great companion book to the PR 2.0 Essentials (pdf) document from SHIFT.

Brian Solis publishes the next installment in his series about blogger relations: “Reaching The Blogosphere Part 4 - Writing and Distributing the News“.

Search Marketing Links 102206

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Interview with Phil Hollows Founder of FeedBlitz

Posted by Lee Odden on Jul 19th, 2006 in Blog Marketing, Blogging, Blogging News, Interviews, Online Marketing, RSS, Spotlight on Search |

Spotlight on Blog Marketing Interview with Phil Hollows of FeedBlitz

And now for something completely different. Since so much of what’s covered here on Online Marketing Blog deals with the marketing of blogs, I thought adding some interviews with people involved with blog marketing would be of interest to our fast growing audience of readers.

Interview with Phil Hollows Founder of FeedBlitz

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FeedBlitz Adds Weekly Scheduling

Posted by Lee Odden on Mar 15th, 2006 in Blog Marketing, Blogging, Blogging News, Online Marketing, RSS |

Phil over at FeedBlitz tells me they have now added weekly scheduling options:

“FeedBlitz has now added weekly email options to simplify weekly newsletter production from blogs and other RSS feed sources. Available as a “Turbo” upgrade, you select the day of the week you want your newsletter to be released. In the wee small hours FeedBlitz collects your posts from the previous seven days and mails them out to your subscribers, automatically.”

This is a good feature since a lot of blog readers don’t want daily updates and blog owners can use this feature to present their week’s blog postings as an email news letter.

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