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Defending yourself against the blogs

May 1st, 2006

by Stephan Spencer

Originally published in Multichannel Merchant

Tim Parry author for Multichannel Merchant discusses the dark-side of the Blogosphere. Links, community, and sharing are all great aspects of Blogging. However, slander and company wrong-doing, when posted on blogs, can have severe consequences.

Parry turns to Found and President of Netconcepts, Stephan Spencer for best practice advice on the blogosphere. Spencer contributes 5 Tips for Beginning Bloggers. These tips include…

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E-commerce consultancy service vital to their success

TRUSTcite Logo“As a new venture, it was vitally important that clear outcomes and costs were identified and monitored. This is something I found Netconcepts to be excellent at…”

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In Search of SEM’s Future

March 1st, 2006

by Melissa Dowling

Stephan Spencer, founder/president of Madison, WI-based Web development and marketing agency Netconcepts, weighs in with eTailer about where search is headed.

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Overcoming Kiwis’ fear of e-buying

February 7th, 2006

Originally published in New Zealand Herald

“There are a lot of improvements that could be made to Kiwi e-commerce websites in regard to usability, although there are some great examples of Kiwi websites that are doing a great job.”

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Case Study: Going Up Against Google

February 1st, 2006

Originally published in Inc.

Netconcepts President Stephan Spencer has some key advice for Technorati to counteract the challenge from its new blog search engine rival: Google.

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DesignTalk

January 23rd, 2006

Design Talk screenshotHomeVisions is a brand of DMSI (Direct Marketing Services Inc.). If you are not familiar with HomeVisions, you might be familiar with some of DMSI’s other brands, including Montgomery Wards.

DesignTalk is a retail blog that strives to educate and add value on the topic of interior design and home decor. The blog is chock full of creative ideas and tips for home decorating organized in many ways, including by room and by application. The blog encourages you to ask a question which could be answered as a blog post, as well as posting a comment. The blog includes a newsletter and, of course, an RSS feed.

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RSS and Blogs in Search Marketing

December 6th, 2005

Originally published in WebProNews

Blogs and RSS feeds may sound like a lot of nerdy buzzwords, but President of Netconcepts Stephan Spencer wades in with his thoughts for webpronews.com, particularly when it comes to driving search engines to one’s site. It’s all about personalizing the content they receive he says.

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Tools For Less

November 21st, 2005

Tools For Less screenshotTools For Less, as the name implies, sells power tools and equipment at discount prices through their online catalog. The ecommerce site developed by Netconcepts is full-featured, with extensive functionality in the back-end administrative interface, and with a clean intuitive user experience for customers.

Among the additional out-of-the-ordinary features offered to customers is a Wish List capability which is integrated throughout the site and is as simple to use as the shopping cart itself.

The site is built search engine friendly, of course, with static looking URLs, unique keyword rich title tags, and more.

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Searching for Better Returns

November 15th, 2005

Originally published in New Zealand Herald

“If you don’t have good placement in search engines it’s equivalent to having an unlisted phone number for your business.” Stephan Spencer speaks to The New Zealand Herald about how his company audits and builds e-commerce websites for big US retailers, optimising sites for search engines, and other e-marketing products and services while working in two countries.

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Searching for the Secret to Search Engines

October 24th, 2005

by Netconcepts

Originally published in The Dominion Post (Wellington)

Netconcepts’ GravityStream technology can do what none of its competitors can do. In an interview with the Dominion Post, Netconcepts president Stephan Spencer highlights the software allows a client to maintain their ranking without changing web content when their website is first optimised.

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