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CARLSBAD, Calif., March 26, 2012 /PRNewswire/ --SEO Inc., an industry leading Internet marketing agency for the past 15 years, has launched an all new website complete with new services and a "Solutions" section that helps companies more easily identify the best internet marketing services for their business type and revenue model.

SEO Inc. is well known as a leader in search engine optimization but has been delivering results from a wide variety of internet marketing services including SEO, PPC, Social Media Marketing, Reputation Management and web development.

The new website emphasizes integration of search and social media marketing services and is optimized for speed featuring a cleaner layout and improved navigability and usability. "Our goal for the new website is to make it easier for companies to quickly identify the services that will benefit their business the most," said Brad Lipschultz, COO of SEO Inc. "The new small business internet marketing solutions section is a great example that lays out exactly what SEO Inc. can do to help drive new customers to small and local businesses."

SEO Inc. has been performing a wide variety of new social media marketing services for select clients over the past several years and the new website officially makes these new services available to all companies. The new services include social media management, social media optimization, and viral social media engagement campaigns designed to help companies of all sizes take advantage of the opportunities that social media provides.

"Most businesses want to be a part of social media, however many still don't know where to focus their efforts or how to make it an effective marketing channel for their business," said John Lincoln, Director of Social Media at SEO Inc. "We have developed social media marketing services that can help companies of all sizes in all industries."

To celebrate the launch of their new website, SEO Inc. is offering a free SEO audit of business websites for the entire month of April. Find out how your website can improve rankings and traffic and increase ROI with a free SEO analysis today. SEO Inc. is also giving away a free Pinterest whitepaper download. As one of the newest and fastest growing social media networks on the Internet right now, this whitepaper is a must-have for any company with a social media strategy.

To view the all new SEO Inc. website visit http://www.SEOinc.com, or to download the free Pinterest whitepaper, visit http://www.seoinc.com/seo-blog/free-pinterest-whitepaper-download/.

For more information on how SEO Inc. can help you build your brand and improve search traffic, call 877-736-0006 for a free consultation.

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25-03-2012 18:43 Make Money Online (Lili Gil) on CNN News Room- Reclaim your Career 42 million women in the United States (roughly 53% of the 79 million adult women in the United States who use the Internet) participate in social media at least weekly. That's according to a recent social media survey by BlogHer, the women's blog network, along with iVillage and Compass Partners.1 in 3 Moms Tweet, Blog. So if moms (and women in general) are already actively engaging online, why not make it into a business? Many are doing so and here are 5 ways to make money while you play, share, browse and stay home as a mom (which by the way, are viable ways for unemployed people in general and young-recent graduates, to make money from the comfort of their home) Ideas: 1. Blogging- (Get paid to review products, Google Adsense - Get paid for displaying targeted Google ads on your site.) Mommy bloggers have been quite active for the last couple of years, providing news and reviews on a variety of different product & services. According to eMarketer, there are currently 3.9 million mommy bloggers active in the United States -- this number is expected to reach nearly 4.5 million bloggers by 2014. They also enjoy consuming blog content, with 17.5 moms reading blogs in 2010 -- this number will reach well over 20 million by 2014. Ways to make money as a blogger: a. Affiliate marketing is the process of promoting a product or service through an ad or link within a post and having the reader pass through your ...

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The first week of January 2010, Apple called Bob Bowman with an invitation shrouded in even more mystery than usual: If you want in on our next project, send us your two best people. That's all Bowman, president and CEO of Major League Baseball Advanced Media, or BAM, had to go on. Losing two tech leads during the hectic months before Opening Day was risky. Worse, Apple wouldn't be able to tell him what the techies were building, when its project would come out, or how long they'd be gone. But making the decision took Bowman "under 10 seconds." Two years earlier, Apple had made a similar offer and MLB had struck gold with AtBat, its iPhone app. Bowman sent mobile developer Chad Evans and another engineer to Cupertino, California, the next day.

Bowman didn't see Evans until three weeks later--standing onstage, during the launch of the iPad, when Evans introduced MLB's new app to the world. It would be able to play gorgeous video of live major-league games while simultaneously displaying the latest stats. "Nice job," Steve Jobs told him backstage. But BAM's work was really just beginning. The dazzling two-minute demo was the equivalent of a movie trailer, and Bowman's team still had to make the actual movie. "Everyone said no one would use the iPad," says Bowman. "It's the wrong size. It's been tried before, blah, blah, blah. We said, 'Hell, yes, we're in.'"

BAM built a best-selling app for the new device in less than two months--the sort of execution that has made the MLB subsidiary an unlikely tech powerhouse. In fact, Bowman's team now sets the standard for broadcasting live sports--or any live video, actually--on web-connected devices, offering viewing options that make a DVR seem primitive. On the Xbox 360, BAM's newest platform, you can navigate with a wave of your hand or with your voice (Xbox, Rangers-Angels . . . Xbox, play). "It's the future of watching sports," says Todd Stevens, executive producer at Microsoft. And BAM, he says, "just gets it."

Before The New York Times or Hulu charged online users, Bowman's group created one of the most successful paid-content models. Last year, a total of 2.2 million people bought BAM's AtBat iPhone and iPad apps (among the top-grossing in iTunes) or paid BAM up to $120 to subscribe to MLB.tv, the service that airs every out-of-market Major League Baseball game (most local games are blacked out). Because BAM operates behind the scenes, its technological prowess and financial success rarely attract much attention. But it now belongs to a small fraternity of digital stars. BAM's business is more multifaceted than YouTube's; last year, it sold more than 35 million MLB tickets, more than half of the league's inventory. It streams more live video than any other sports entity--and any other company. How did a game that revels in tradition produce something so cutting-edge?

BAM, says baseball commissioner Bud Selig, isn't only a great sports-business success. It's "one of the great stories in American business."

Twelve years ago, Bud Selig, the league's 77-year-old commissioner, gave the ball to Bowman; Bowman, in turn, built a business. He's undaunted by the inherent tension BAM creates with media partners, broadcasters, even the teams themselves. (After all, the Yankees don't run their official website. BAM does.) "If there's no tension, you're not going to get better," Bowman says. And if this centralized approach restricts the clubs, the revenue keeps them from complaining (at least publicly). Between tickets, ads, apps, and streaming subscriptions, BAM generates around $620 million a year in revenue. When the club owners considered spinning it out as a public company several years ago, the value of its IPO was estimated at $2.5 billion. Baseball's digital arm has quietly proven itself to be New York's top tech startup of the last decade. "I think it's not only one of the great stories in American sports business in the past 12 years," says Selig, "but one of the great stories in American business."

Joe Inzerillo, BAM's senior vice president of distribution, is sketching on a whiteboard at the company's headquarters in New York's Chelsea Market. He's explaining how BAM processes, packages, and delivers live video. It's far more complex than what its better-known peers do when serving up prerecorded TV shows, movies, and homemade clips. As he draws out how it works, Inzerillo seems genuinely amazed it's even possible. Because until recently, it wasn't.

MLB's Digital Sluggers: BAM CEO Bob Bowman, second from left, with his colleagues, from left, EVP of revenue Noah Garden, distribution SVP Joe Inzerillo, and content EVP Dinn Mann | Photo by Ian Spanier

"I'm simplifying," Inzerillo says. But let's take one pitch--one of around 300 thrown in a typical game. When Detroit Tigers ace Justin Verlander releases the ball, a TV camera captures the pitch. BAM gloms onto the feed at the local- or national-TV production truck outside Comerica Park and relays the video to its data center in New York in less than a second. There, in a control room where an entire wall is a patchwork of screens, engineers ensure that the video and audio are in sync. At the same time, pitch speed and location data, measured by computer-vision cameras throughout the ballpark, are integrated to correspond to Verlander's pitch. Then a bunch of encoders do, well, whatever encoders do to convert video for web streaming. BAM's ingenuity lies in transforming the broadcast feed into a standard format that can quickly be adapted for various tech platforms and screen sizes. Teams of loggers and cutters, working under the watchful eyes of every imaginable baseball-player figurine and bobblehead, tag the highlights so that they can be packaged.

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The TT festival is fast approaching and Isle of Man Tourism would like to appeal to the Islands homeowners to help accommodate the thousands of visitors looking for somewhere to stay. If you have a spare room available and can offer guests accommodation on a bed and breakfast basis, or would consider rental of your entire property, the Homestay team would be very pleased to hear from you. Homestay can be offered during TT for any number of nights between 26th May and 10th June inclusive and homes are required to be inspected by Department officers before being registered for the scheme. Geoff Corkish MBE, MHK, Political Member for the Department of Economic Development with responsibility for Tourism said: We would welcome more residents to join this very popular scheme to enable more TT visitors to enjoy our Island and the TT spectacle. Registration costs just 15.00, covering public liability insurance. I would like to thank everyone who has registered in previous years and ask them to consider doing so again this year to ensure TT 2012 is a great success. TT Homestay registration closes on 30th April 2012 and the Department is unable to accept any applications after then. For further information and terms and conditions please download the Guidance Notes from http://www.visitisleofman.com/homestay. If you feel you meet the criteria and would like to register for the Homestay scheme please call the Homestay team on 686802 or email homestay@gov.im . - Ends -

We would welcome more residents to join this very popular scheme to enable more TT visitors to enjoy our Island and the TT spectacle."

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by Aoife Donohoe

The first official Aer Lingus Regional flight, operated by Aer Arann, took to the skies from Isle of Man Airport to Dublin yesterday (Sunday, 25th March 2012).

Pictured launching the first Aer Lingus Regional flights from Isle of Man Airport were (from left) Aer Aranns Marketing Manager Sinead Murphy and Isle of Man Airport Director Anne Reynolds with Aer Lingus Regional cabin crew member Kitty Dillon.

With the Aer Lingus Regional service, Isle of Man passengers will benefit from connectivity on all Aer Lingus flights through Dublin offering not only excellent access to major European destinations such as Amsterdam, Paris, Brussels and Rome but also transatlantic connectivity on Aer Lingus flights to New York, Boston, Chicago and Orlando.

Passengers will also benefit from US Customs and Immigrations pre-clearance facilities at Dublin Airport that will allow them to arrive in the US as domestic passengers, saving valuable time.

Flights to Dublin with Aer Lingus Regional are available for booking on http://www.aerlingus.com.

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