GoDaddy on its website is currently showing Danica Patrick carrying a football with a couple options for "Super Deals."

It is, after all, Super Bowl week.

Note that GoDaddy does not refer to "Super Bowl Deals."

Apparently, GoDaddy has not paid the NFL to refer to the Super Bowl and does not want to infringe a trademark.

So it refers to Super Deals. Or the Big Game.

There are many ways to piggy-back on an event...

I just posted a review of a new ebook by the Squidoo Queen here.

Now here are 3 points about this review you didn't know:

1. As I write this my review ranked #4 on Google as a BLANK PAGE. Yep, I created the title, had a blank web page that was saved a few times, did some testing, then wrote the review. #4 !

By the time you read this the ranking will likely have changed, and Google will have indexed the current review. But take my word for it, a first page...

Importing bulk emails into an autoresponder is a tricky issue. It is one I often see since I sell an autoresponder allowing bulk imports.

Initially, let me say there are good reasons for needing to import email addresses en masse. This is mainly when moving from one autoresponder company to another.

Autoresponder services will often let you export your subscriber list. But allowing imports of a list is another matter.

As a general rule: assume major online...

I recently received a question about whether an autoresponder works with a website builder. My response is here: http://dirtcheapautoresponder.com/au...ebbuilder.html

but this is an issue of common confusion I wanted to take more time to address here.

Autoresponders

All autoresponders work online. Every single one. They are not desktop programs and do not work on your computer.

The reason is that to schedule messages to be sent...

Here is a type of scenario I have seen play out over and over in different circumstances ...

X is stated on Y's website.

You comment about X being said.

Y modifies their website to change or delete X, then accuses you of defamation or some other wrong, and points to their newly changed website.

To protect yourself, make a quick copy of the page you are referring to. Using Firefox (and probably other web browsers) there is a plugin called Screengrab!...