Wildlife Control Supplies joins Manitoba 1000 – our community website for both businesses and consumers across Manitoba. Manitoba1000 is a great portal offering its clients the place to groom their business. Wildlife Control Supplies is excited to join Manitoba 1000 and looking forward to take their business to new heights. You can check their blog, pictures, videos and latest offers here. Manitoba 1000 is the only local community website that you can decorate as you want.
But before selling anything to customers, any website needs to be professionally designed to give users an ultimate surfing experience. Here comes the role of Webidiotz.com. Webidiotz we will handle every aspect of online marketing for Wildlife Control Supplies. We will cover various aspects of marketing for WCS including online supports, un-parallel SEO tactics, Social Media Optimization tactics and interactive ecommerce website.
With its SMO tactics and interactive ecommerce website, Webidiotz ensures to give WCS a new opportunity to advance on their business.
Wednesday, January 27, 2010
Webidiotz Welcomes JBA Consulting & Life Coaching Centre
Hi All,
Today we are excited to announce our new business member JBA Consulting & Life Coaching Centre who has joined Manitoba1000. JBA Consulting & Life Coaching Centre has recently joined Manitoba 1000 and Webidiotz are looking forward to working with JBA Consulting by designing a brand new and innovative website. Operating since 1997 in Winnipeg, MB, JBA Consulting provides Interpersonal Wellness Solutions to their clients. For more information on JBA Consulting & Life Coaching Centre, click here.
JBA partnered Webidiotz in order to increase their internet presence through various SEO and SMO strategies. We will start by building a solid foundation which means a website which will cover all aspects of multi media. From there we will actively market traffic into the website as a means to compete in the very competitive industry of life coaching and management training.
Saturday, October 10, 2009
Slic Chics Joins Manitoba1000
Webidiotz are proud to announce another Winnipeg business has joined Manitoba1000. We all love our business but how many have a large tattoo on their back of their business logo. Yes, Debra’s back is adorned with her business logo as a fantastic tattoo. The tattoo is real and so is Debra’s eagerness to make sure her business takes advantage of the Internet.
With the launch of her online store days away. Slic Chics has the exciting Vintage Bling Fashion Show Friday, September 25, 2009 at 8:00 p.m. Slic Chics is utilizing the Fashion Show to feature the launch of their new ecommerce website! That’s right – Slic Chics direct to your door! Not only that but as a member of Manitoba1000 – you will be able to join Slic Chics on facebook, twitter, myspace, subscribe to their e-newsletters and read blogs about the latest consignment fashion finds available online!
As a member of our exclusive club – Manitoba1000 – Slic Chics is provided with a service that is simply unbeatable – an unmatched value offering guaranteed results.
MANITOBA1000 Provides:
* A Custom Built, Professionally Designed, Web Portal For Your Company.
* Personal Website Support, Assisting You With Your Every Online Need.
* Unmatched Search Engine Optimization (SEO).
* Our Personal Guarantee That Your Business Will Grow.
* Built in SMO optimization and widgets.
* 120 Blog posts per year.
* An expert project manager attending monthly meetings to agree sales goals and objectives.
* Create a video to promote your business on video platforms like YouTube and My Space.
* Virtual Store in www.manitoba1000.com.
* Monthly e-news designed and sent to your clients.
* Access the largest email database in Manitoba to create sales or brand messages.
* Unlimited business email accounts hosted and support provided.
* Host your email and website.
* A marketing campaign message delivered to 90% of Manitoban’s through Radio, BillBoards and TV.
Listen out for our radio spots on CJOB and PowerFM and if you want to grow your sales then don’t miss out – Manitoba1000 is exclusive and places are going quickly!
Neil Patel – Webidiotz – Winnipeg
With the launch of her online store days away. Slic Chics has the exciting Vintage Bling Fashion Show Friday, September 25, 2009 at 8:00 p.m. Slic Chics is utilizing the Fashion Show to feature the launch of their new ecommerce website! That’s right – Slic Chics direct to your door! Not only that but as a member of Manitoba1000 – you will be able to join Slic Chics on facebook, twitter, myspace, subscribe to their e-newsletters and read blogs about the latest consignment fashion finds available online!
As a member of our exclusive club – Manitoba1000 – Slic Chics is provided with a service that is simply unbeatable – an unmatched value offering guaranteed results.
MANITOBA1000 Provides:
* A Custom Built, Professionally Designed, Web Portal For Your Company.
* Personal Website Support, Assisting You With Your Every Online Need.
* Unmatched Search Engine Optimization (SEO).
* Our Personal Guarantee That Your Business Will Grow.
* Built in SMO optimization and widgets.
* 120 Blog posts per year.
* An expert project manager attending monthly meetings to agree sales goals and objectives.
* Create a video to promote your business on video platforms like YouTube and My Space.
* Virtual Store in www.manitoba1000.com.
* Monthly e-news designed and sent to your clients.
* Access the largest email database in Manitoba to create sales or brand messages.
* Unlimited business email accounts hosted and support provided.
* Host your email and website.
* A marketing campaign message delivered to 90% of Manitoban’s through Radio, BillBoards and TV.
Listen out for our radio spots on CJOB and PowerFM and if you want to grow your sales then don’t miss out – Manitoba1000 is exclusive and places are going quickly!
Neil Patel – Webidiotz – Winnipeg
Neil Patel was WOW!
Dear Webidiotz,
When we first decided that we weren’t happy with our website the management team here at Narrows West Lodge did extensive research to find that flavor, feel and overall warmth that a Wilderness lodge web page should resonate. We spoke with many companies and then we called Webidiotz of Winnipeg.
My first impression after speaking with Neil Patel was WOW this guy knows his business his confidence and professionalism sold me this was the company that Narrows West Lodge wanted to deal with.
The process began I can’t tell you how many phone calls and emails I had with Nina I’m sure I drove her insane but she always came through and impressed me every time. Without ever been to our establishment she put together everything I expected and a lot more her sense of knowing what fit was incredible. We are still touching the site up here and there but in the end I know it will be perfect and exactly as we here at the lodge and our customers all expected.
Thank you very much to all at Webidiotz and I know that any project in the future that involves the internet/web marketing Neil Patel and Nina Patel Of Webidiotz Winnipeg my first call.
Lee Poworoznik
When we first decided that we weren’t happy with our website the management team here at Narrows West Lodge did extensive research to find that flavor, feel and overall warmth that a Wilderness lodge web page should resonate. We spoke with many companies and then we called Webidiotz of Winnipeg.
My first impression after speaking with Neil Patel was WOW this guy knows his business his confidence and professionalism sold me this was the company that Narrows West Lodge wanted to deal with.
The process began I can’t tell you how many phone calls and emails I had with Nina I’m sure I drove her insane but she always came through and impressed me every time. Without ever been to our establishment she put together everything I expected and a lot more her sense of knowing what fit was incredible. We are still touching the site up here and there but in the end I know it will be perfect and exactly as we here at the lodge and our customers all expected.
Thank you very much to all at Webidiotz and I know that any project in the future that involves the internet/web marketing Neil Patel and Nina Patel Of Webidiotz Winnipeg my first call.
Lee Poworoznik
Neil Patel tells us Manitoba 1000 keeps growing!
I would like to welcome Sirius Technologies, The Medical Batteries Corporation and Absolute AutoGuard Inc to Manitoba1000. It is our job to increase sales through the Internet. Chris and Bernie have established businesses that are successful and both see the Internet as a marketing platform in order to continue growing and to secure their market position in the future. Manitoba1000 will position them on the first page of search engines for all chosen keywords. We will optimize their business and make sure that 362,000 Manitobans who are registered users on Facebook will see their business. (340,000 are from Winnipeg – that’s half the population.) In addition, we will create 360 blogs, send out monthly e-newsletters, manage abd create three new online stores, create videos and much more………… We are going to create ecommerce websites for all three businesses – the goal is simple – to increase sales. By joining Manitoba1000 they now have a team of Internet marketing experts to deliver sales objectives – a dedicated online marketing department. We will be creating a tailored marketing plan to ensure their online presence is highly visible on the Internet .
Thursday, July 30, 2009
‘Search engines not responsible for content published on third-party sites.’
Google is not liable for any purported defamation in its search results, the high court in London has just ruled, according to a news report by leading UK publication The Guardian. The Internet giant has won a landmark high court libel that makes crucial observations regarding forum comment in search results.
It is not liable for any comments appearing in news articles, forums and blogs displayed in its search results, a high court judge concluded in a significant ruling for UK defamation law. London’s Metropolitan International Schools (MIS) had brought the case against Google's UK and US operations. It launched legal action over comments, which appeared in Google search results through a website forum.
The company claimed Google as a publisher was liable. The latter responded it had no responsibility for of defamatory comments. Mr Justice Eady ruled in the high court that Google was not a 'publisher' of the content, but merely a 'facilitator'.
"When a snippet is thrown up on one's screen in response to a search, it points one in the direction of an entry on the web that corresponds - to a greater or lesser extent - to the search terms one has typed in," the judge said. "It's for him or (her) to access or not, as he (or she) chooses. And [Google] has merely, played the role of a facilitator, by the provision of its search service."
However, the judge did state that it has a responsibility of blocking or taking down content if it’s notified with a legitimate complaint about any libelous material. A lawyer at Pinsent Masons, Struan Robertson, remarked that this was probably the first judicial analysis of a search engine's liability for defamation under UK law. "It is a brilliant result for Google as well as other search engines," Robertson added.
"We're pleased with this result. It reinforces the principle that search engines are not responsible for content published on third-party websites," stated a spokesperson for Google.
It is not liable for any comments appearing in news articles, forums and blogs displayed in its search results, a high court judge concluded in a significant ruling for UK defamation law. London’s Metropolitan International Schools (MIS) had brought the case against Google's UK and US operations. It launched legal action over comments, which appeared in Google search results through a website forum.
The company claimed Google as a publisher was liable. The latter responded it had no responsibility for of defamatory comments. Mr Justice Eady ruled in the high court that Google was not a 'publisher' of the content, but merely a 'facilitator'.
"When a snippet is thrown up on one's screen in response to a search, it points one in the direction of an entry on the web that corresponds - to a greater or lesser extent - to the search terms one has typed in," the judge said. "It's for him or (her) to access or not, as he (or she) chooses. And [Google] has merely, played the role of a facilitator, by the provision of its search service."
However, the judge did state that it has a responsibility of blocking or taking down content if it’s notified with a legitimate complaint about any libelous material. A lawyer at Pinsent Masons, Struan Robertson, remarked that this was probably the first judicial analysis of a search engine's liability for defamation under UK law. "It is a brilliant result for Google as well as other search engines," Robertson added.
"We're pleased with this result. It reinforces the principle that search engines are not responsible for content published on third-party websites," stated a spokesperson for Google.
Wednesday, July 29, 2009
An online business directory with ‘how to’ videos
Yell.com, the leading online business directory, has just inked a deal with Videojug. The arrangement is for providing tens of thousands of 'how to' guide videos. It is in the process of setting up a vast network of over 100 blogs with an idea of turning the ubiquitous Yellow Pages service into a multimedia content venture.
The leading directory site's deal with the creator of close to 50,000 'Ask the Experts' and 'how to' video clips is an important development. This will now provide online films, which suitably match the various business services for which users are searching online.
Yell.com was re-launched in April and is undergoing what the firm terms the major 'root & branch' overhaul of its strong Web presence. It has already announced its decision to stop competing for advertising with Google and had opted to sign up as an 'authorized re-seller' for its AdWords.
Yell.com is now seeking to build a blogging network to offer information and advice on crucial business areas. The service launch along with blogs will include popular topics comprising home security, plumbing and heating, hair and beauty, motoring and car maintenance. A special team will build and manage the first wave of new Yell.com blogs.
The aim is to ultimately form a network of over 100 bloggers who will ‘inform as well as inspire consumers’ with effective ideas and advice covering not less than 1,400 business classifications that Yell.com currently offers. It claims to have 217,000 advertisers on its online directory.
Yell.com's head of content, Nick Haworth, said, "The PC has become a TV. Video has a key place in our future through the huge opportunities it has for us to enhance users' experiences on the website."
The leading directory site's deal with the creator of close to 50,000 'Ask the Experts' and 'how to' video clips is an important development. This will now provide online films, which suitably match the various business services for which users are searching online.
Yell.com was re-launched in April and is undergoing what the firm terms the major 'root & branch' overhaul of its strong Web presence. It has already announced its decision to stop competing for advertising with Google and had opted to sign up as an 'authorized re-seller' for its AdWords.
Yell.com is now seeking to build a blogging network to offer information and advice on crucial business areas. The service launch along with blogs will include popular topics comprising home security, plumbing and heating, hair and beauty, motoring and car maintenance. A special team will build and manage the first wave of new Yell.com blogs.
The aim is to ultimately form a network of over 100 bloggers who will ‘inform as well as inspire consumers’ with effective ideas and advice covering not less than 1,400 business classifications that Yell.com currently offers. It claims to have 217,000 advertisers on its online directory.
Yell.com's head of content, Nick Haworth, said, "The PC has become a TV. Video has a key place in our future through the huge opportunities it has for us to enhance users' experiences on the website."
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