Edward Weiss writes:

Well, if someone could come up with Cyber Monday, you could come up with National Article Day or something like that. :)

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Christopher M. Knight writes:

I think Dina already did that and I think it created a lot of pre-created-holiday buzz: http://webcontentawarenessday.com/

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Dina at Wordfeeder.com writes:

Oh, no!

I was hoping everyone would forget about Web Content Awareness Day… :D

(That site was me training myself to use Dreamweaver on the fly and it worked, but not without embarrassing design flubs).

Uhhmm… sooo… any interns here who might want to redesign a web holiday site/manage article submissions via email, run a blog traffic generator, and create a downloadable ebook, all before February 9?

Don’t all jump at once now.

Cyber Monday is a great idea. The ironic thing is that when I was corporate 9 to 5, I was always stuck at the mall during peak hours, but now that I’m a solopreneur and can go during off-times, I’d much rather visit Amazon.com.

Cyber shopping rules! And yes, there is still time to create International Web Article Day.

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Ed Howes writes:

This poses a most interesting question? Where would one post the idea that article marketing can give a person a leg up on future internet marketing? Marketing Ezines? Web 2.0 social clubs? Imagine if you could advertise to people who have not yet considered internet marketing. If one could plant that seed and make the case article marketing will provide a good low cost method to build web site traffic, EzineArticles could multiply its content and author growth. Ask good questions and good answers may appear. “Get in on the Internet Marketing Craze – It is Easy and Fun to Get Started and Can Replace a Weekly Paycheck in a Year or so.” Now hire Dina to write your professional copy! :-)

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Carla writes:

Chris,

Your comment about starting a website from scratch by writing a little here and there is exactly what I did. Part of my success is due to the web host I use and part is determination, but my site is doing very well and I’ve only been at it a little over a year.

I don’t know html, either. :)

~Carla

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Ed Howes writes:

Carla,

How do you post your content if you don’t know HTML? I’ve had my site over two years but lost my webmaster along the line.

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Jeremy writes:

Great article on internet shopping. There is a book by Frank Feather where he talks about shopping online, he calls it the new “web-olution”.
Have you read that book? It’s a good one.

-Jeremy

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