Deep Thoughts On Internet Promotion

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Deep Thoughts On Internet Promotion

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I have this friend Sloan.  He�s a real lunatic.  I�ve never met anyone who could pole dance without a pole.


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I have this friend Sloan.  He�s a real lunatic.  I�ve never met anyone who could pole dance without a pole.  But when he�s not shaming himself and his entire family tree he is truly the smartest person I know.  Perhaps to you that seems as if I might not be saying much.  But, don�t take a cue from my spaciness as indicative of the company I keep.  I�ve got a couple razor sharps in my crew for sure. 
 
But, about Sloan, I remember one time we were talking about the U.S. in Iraq.  It�s a complex subject, to be certain, but Sloan thinks that if you�re going to consider it you need to put it into context, including historical.  I couldn�t agree more.  Before I knew it, his historical context began with fractured substrata of the Persian Empire and I had three thousand years of history to listen to before we could resume our talk on the U.S. in Iraq.  That�s pretty impressive.  Annoying, but impressive.  Many times it�s difficult for me to disagree with Sloan.  But that time happened, indeed, and I�ll never look at him the same again.

I was walking across the Washington Ave. bridge and Sloan told me that he didn�t like talking in superlatives (this guy sounds like a real ball of laughs, doesn�t he).  Don�t get me wrong, I like arguments; and I think that it�s important in a discussion for people to take and support varying perspectives and it�s the differences of opinion and belief that permeate our world that keeps us moving and living�but dismissing superlatives, I simply cannot accept. 

I love to love things at an equally exalted level as I do to hate things.  It�s the best�ever.  If someone can�t see the ultimate value in that, I think that person is the lowest of all which disgusts and rots in this world and they most certainly couldn�t be my best friend, for certain.  

This is why I think Sloan is kind of an idiot.  I bet he couldn�t even appreciate the best internet advertising techniques if they were thrown in his face.  It�s not Persian history, but internet advertising can have better or worse techniques.  If that�s possible, it seems to me that with proper research on your targeted demographic and some strong attention given to one�s methodology, it�s quite possible to derive the best internet advertising for your particular site and also for your particular commodity.  So, don�t be sloppy, thinking that any advertising is as good as anything else.  There is a method that will work the best for you.  It�s achievable and it�s also important to you, so take your time and don�t settle until you�ve got the best.