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Making The Website A Priority

By Jonathan Fashbaugh

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When you embark upon a Web marketing campaign, it's important to keep the website on your radar as a high priority. Occasionally one of our clients will drop off of the face of the earth. They don't respond to emails, don't return our calls, and needless to say, don't get back to us on critical issues like content or design edits. This only hurts you, the client. Your project loses valuable

Full post as published by Jonathan's Web Marketing Blog on July 22, 2009 (boomark / email).

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