Information Technology Applications in Marketing
A class for marketing seniors at the University of Delaware.
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We will include all student blogs, in alpha order, once the student has e-mailed the blog URL to Alex.
Below are a few, somewhat relevant blogs. Each serves as a decent starting point to explore what is in the 'blogosphere'.
Below are other (non-blog) news-related sites which include an RSS Feed. You should plan on subscribing to one or more (or other news-related sites you identify.)
Below are relevant resources to get you started with blogging and news aggregation. Note, you are required to sign up for the Bloglines news aggregator.
In order to see how many people are accessing your site, and from which referrer URL, add Sitemeter to your site. You just need to create an account on sitemeter (free) and then add the appropriate code to your template.
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Using this to illustrate Amazon.com's Associates Program. Also check out this bookstore for more selections.
If you are creating a site that is regionally-specific, you may want to include the region's weather. If US-based, go to weather.com and complete their web-based form to grab some code to include in your blog template.
A blog is designed to show the most recent entries on the front page. Older entries are archived and can be viewed by linking on the appropriate archive pages (on the left hand nav.) Thus if you are looking for the questions for the Collabrys case, you need to link to the february archives.
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